Endava Associate Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Basics analytical questions

Q1. Core java and basics sql
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Q2. Html,CSS, basics questions
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Q1. Tell me about your self
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Q2. Salary discussions
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Basic coding in Java. MySql, HTML.

Adavance coding in Java programming.

Q1. About salary. Location.
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Questions and a few output-based questions were asked to assess your basic knowledge.

Inquired about the leap year problem.

I was asked a pattern problem along with a few basic questions on HTML, CSS (specifically how to change the button color), and JavaScript.

Q1. What are the reasons you chose this company, what is your personal motto, and what aspects of the job and company do you find appealing?
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I chose this company for its innovative projects, my personal motto is 'continuous improvement', and I find the collaborative work environment and growth opportunities appealing.
• Chose company for innovative projects

• Personal motto is 'continuous improvement'

• Find collaborative work environment appealing

• Growth opportunities within the company
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It was not tough, hr was tricky and rude not genuine

Q1. It was pretty ok read basic topics and programming
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Q2. What are pointers and related topics
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Pointers are variables that store memory addresses. They are used to manipulate data and create dynamic data structures.
• Pointers are used to pass memory addresses as arguments to functions

• They can be used to dynamically allocate memory

• Pointers can be used to create linked lists and trees

• They can also be used to access hardware directly

• Null pointers are used to indicate that a pointer does not point to a valid memory ad
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Q3. What are storage specifiers
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Storage specifiers are keywords used in programming languages to define the scope and lifetime of variables.
• Storage specifiers determine where a variable is stored in memory and how long it will exist.

• Examples of storage specifiers include 'static', 'auto', 'register', and 'extern'.

• Static variables have a lifetime that lasts for the entire program execution, while auto variables have a lifetime that lasts only within t...read more
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Q4. Share about your hobbys
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I enjoy playing the guitar and hiking in my free time.
• Playing the guitar

• Hiking
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Arrays sort using largest element

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Q1. Basics of spark and hive and kafka
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Q1. Spark scala codinng on screen share along with working explanations of spark and hive
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Q1. What is a stack and implement it
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A stack is a linear data structure that follows the Last In First Out (LIFO) principle.
• Elements are added to the top of the stack and removed from the top as well.

• Common operations include push (add element to top) and pop (remove element from top).

• Stacks can be implemented using arrays or linked lists.

• Example: undo/redo functionality in a text editor.

• Example: function call stack in programming languages.
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Q2. What is hashing and does it have key?
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Hashing is a process of converting data into a fixed-size output. It has a key that is used to access the data.
• Hashing is used to store and retrieve data quickly.

• It uses a hash function to generate a unique key for each input data.

• The key is used to access the data in constant time.

• Hashing is used in password storage, data indexing, and cryptography.

• Examples of hash functions include MD5, SHA-1, and SHA-256.
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