Dish Network Software Developer Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. JavaScript prototype sorting function
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JavaScript prototype sorting function for arrays of strings
• Use the Array.prototype.sort() method to sort an array of strings

• Pass a compare function to specify the sorting order

• Example: ['banana', 'apple', 'cherry'].sort((a, b) => a.localeCompare(b))
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Q2. Promise polyfill from scratch
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Creating a Promise polyfill from scratch involves implementing the Promise API using callbacks and handling asynchronous operations.
• Understand the Promise API and its methods (resolve, reject, then, catch)

• Implement a constructor function that takes an executor function as an argument

• Handle asynchronous operations using callbacks and setTimeout

• Implement the then and catch methods to handle success and error cases respec
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Q3. React hooks -useEffect useMemo
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Q1. Session Management in applications
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Session management is the process of securely managing user sessions in web applications.
• Use cookies or tokens to track user sessions

• Implement session timeout to prevent unauthorized access

• Store session data securely on the server side

• Use HTTPS to encrypt session data during transmission
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Q2. Why react is fast than other frameworks
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React is faster than other frameworks due to its virtual DOM, efficient diffing algorithm, and use of server-side rendering.
• React uses a virtual DOM which allows it to update only the necessary components instead of re-rendering the entire page.

• React's efficient diffing algorithm compares the virtual DOM with the actual DOM to minimize updates and improve performance.

• React supports server-side rendering, which can impr...read more
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Q1. What is MFS in abinitio?
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MFS in Abinitio stands for Multi-File System, which is a feature that allows Abinitio graphs to read/write data from multiple files simultaneously.
• MFS allows parallel processing of data from multiple files in Abinitio graphs

• It helps in improving performance by distributing the workload across multiple files

• MFS can be configured to read/write data from/to different file systems or locations

• Example: Using MFS, a graph ca...read more
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Q2. What is MFS in abinitio
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MFS in Abinitio stands for Multi-File System, which is a parallel processing framework for handling large volumes of data.
• MFS allows for efficient processing of large data sets by distributing the workload across multiple files and nodes.

• It provides fault tolerance and scalability by replicating data across multiple nodes.

• MFS is commonly used in Abinitio graphs to optimize data processing performance.

• It helps in improv...read more
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I was given to solve two DS problems

I was to integrate a simple use case in android

Q1. All About Java & OOPS concepts
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Q2. SQL Query & Questions
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Q3. Spring Boot, Spring, Microservices Questions
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Q1. Microservices Questions
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Q2. Spring & Spring Boot Questions
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Q3. Iot Questions & Vision-Goals Question
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Q4. Communication and Checking Ability to work in Different Teams
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Not remembered. It was a campus interview. Its been a 2 years.

Q1. Tell me about your self.
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Q2. Why you want to join?
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