Emphasis Technology Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. How to reverse a String in Java
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Q2. Questions from Collection Framework
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Q3. How to handle exceptions in Java
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Q4. Difference between Abstraction and Encapsulation
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Q1. How t remove numbers from String in Java
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Q2. How to find a missing number in sequence
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Q3. Write a Syntax of Fluent wait in Selenium
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Q1. Basic question about your framework
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Q2. Introduce you framework
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Our framework is a data-driven automation framework built using Selenium and TestNG.
• Utilizes Selenium for web automation

• Uses TestNG for test execution and reporting

• Supports data-driven testing with external data sources

• Includes reusable functions and libraries for efficient test development
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Selenium and Java string array

Q1. Implementing imperva DAM
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Implementing Imperva DAM involves configuring policies, monitoring activity, and analyzing data to protect sensitive information.
• Configure policies to define what is considered normal behavior and set up alerts for suspicious activity

• Monitor user activity and data access to detect potential security threats

• Analyze data collected by Imperva DAM to identify patterns and trends that may indicate a security breach

• Regularly...read more
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Q2. Agent upgrading process
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Q3. What is the requirement of DAM solution
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DAM solution is required to protect digital assets, control access, monitor usage, and ensure compliance.
• Protect digital assets from unauthorized access or theft

• Control access to sensitive information based on user roles and permissions

• Monitor usage of digital assets to detect any suspicious activity

• Ensure compliance with data protection regulations and industry standards

• Examples: Digital Rights Management (DRM), acces
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Q4. What is pipelines in sonar
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Pipelines in Sonar refer to the process of analyzing code in a continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipeline using SonarQube.
• Pipelines in Sonar involve automatically scanning code for bugs, vulnerabilities, and code smells.

• SonarQube is often integrated into CI/CD pipelines to ensure code quality and security at every stage of development.

• Developers can set up rules and quality gates in SonarQube to enfo...read more
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Q5. Policy implementations
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Q1. Basic of Java , programs
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Q2. Selenium ,xpath
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