FIS Sharepoint Developer Interview Questions and Answers

Questions were based on basic aptitude like seating arrangement

Q1. Basic oops concepts
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Q2. SQL questions like triggers and creating an SQL table etc
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Q1. Coding like arrays basic codes like reversing an array
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Q1. Sal queries simeple data structure question finding largest number in am array.
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Q2. Solid principal
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Q1. Lazy loading and eager loading in Java in context of Singleton class
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Lazy loading defers the initialization of an object until it is actually needed, while eager loading initializes the object immediately.
• Lazy loading is commonly used in Singleton pattern to delay the creation of the instance until it is requested.

• Eager loading initializes the Singleton instance at the time of class loading.

• Lazy loading can help improve performance by only creating the instance when needed, while eager ...read more
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Q2. Connect master and slave instances of a DB in spring boot project
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Use Spring Boot configuration to connect master and slave instances of a DB
• Configure multiple data sources in application.properties or application.yml file

• Use @Primary annotation for the master data source and @Qualifier annotation for the slave data source

• Define separate DataSource, JdbcTemplate, and EntityManager beans for each data source

• Use @Transactional annotation with the appropriate data source to specify whic
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Q3. Global Exception handler in Spring boot
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Global exception handler in Spring Boot handles all exceptions thrown by the application.
• Global exception handler can be implemented using @ControllerAdvice annotation in Spring Boot.

• It allows centralized exception handling for all controllers in the application.

• You can define methods annotated with @ExceptionHandler to handle specific exceptions.

• Global exception handler can return custom error responses or redirect to
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Q1. Design patterns
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Q2. How hashcode and equals related to each other
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The topic was -> "One nation one election"

Q1. What is a String pool in Java?
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String pool in Java is a pool of unique strings stored in memory to optimize memory usage.
• String pool is a part of Java's memory where unique string literals are stored.

• When a new string is created, Java checks if it already exists in the pool to save memory.

• Strings created using double quotes are added to the pool, while those created using 'new' keyword are not.

• Example: String str1 = "hello"; String str2 = "hello"; /...read more
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Q2. Explain different types of exception in Java.
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Java has checked and unchecked exceptions. Checked exceptions must be handled at compile time, while unchecked exceptions do not need to be handled explicitly.
• Checked exceptions: Must be caught or declared in the method signature. Example: IOException, SQLException

• Unchecked exceptions: Do not need to be caught or declared. Example: NullPointerException, ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
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It was a coding test with 3 medium-hard questions

Q1. Coding interview
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Q2. Some question of graph
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Q3. Some question of string
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Q4. Some graph qquestion
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Q5. Somerandom question
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One medium and one standard DP question

Q1. Medium level question based on binary search
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Q1. Design google-pay
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Design Google Pay - a digital wallet platform for online payments and transactions.
• Allow users to securely store payment information such as credit/debit cards, bank accounts, and loyalty cards.

• Enable users to make payments in stores, online, and within apps using their stored payment methods.

• Implement security features like biometric authentication, tokenization, and encryption to protect user data.

• Provide features fo...read more
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Q2. HLD of recursive
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High Level Design (HLD) of recursive functions in software development.
• Recursive functions call themselves to solve smaller instances of the same problem.

• HLD of recursive functions involves defining the base case, recursive case, and termination condition.

• Example: HLD of a recursive function to calculate factorial of a number involves defining base case as factorial(0) = 1.
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Q1. Puzzles available on GFG
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Q2. Behavioral question
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