Fluentgrid Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Introduce yourself
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Q2. Tell me about the project you worked on in your previous company and the role you played as part of the team and your day to day responsibilities as a Java Developer in the project
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Developed a web-based inventory management system using Java, Spring, and Hibernate
• Designed and implemented database schema using Hibernate

• Developed RESTful APIs using Spring framework

• Worked on front-end development using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

• Collaborated with team members to troubleshoot and resolve issues

• Participated in code reviews and testing
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Q3. What are Interfaces and Abstract classed in Java and code an example of an interface on Notepad
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Interfaces and Abstract classes in Java are used for achieving abstraction and defining contracts for classes to implement.
• Interfaces in Java are like blueprints for classes, defining methods that must be implemented by classes that implement the interface.

• Abstract classes are classes that cannot be instantiated and can have both abstract and concrete methods.

• Example of an interface in Java: public interface Shape { ...read more
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Q4. You are given a string, name and an integer which is year of birth. You need to print the reverse of year of birth followed by the reverse of name.
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Q5. What are Threads in Java
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Q1. Explain briefly about your project at your previous company
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Q2. Given a ArrayList of String containing some name with some name repeated. Write the code on a notepad printing only the single occurrence of each name in the ArrayList. iImplement the same using Java 8 Str...read more
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Q3. Given a ArrayList of String containing some names with some repeated names. Write the code on a notepad printing each name and the number of occurrences of each name in the ArrayList
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Q4. What are lambda expressions in Java
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Q5. What are functional interfaces in Java
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Q6. What are Streams in Java
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Q7. Do you have any questions for me
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Few questions related to my education and my placements
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Q3. What was your CTC at your previous company
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My previous CTC was confidential as per company policy.
• CTC was confidential as per company policy

• I am unable to disclose my previous CTC

• Previous CTC information is not available
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Q4. Do you have any questions for me
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Total 25 bits About reasoning, data interpretation etc

They gave some pseudo codes to as mcqs on java

Q1. Introduce yourself and go through the resume
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Q2. And they asked about my project and about java technical questions
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Q1. As it is introduce yourself and asked about behavioral questions
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Q2. Asked about bond and location
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Q1. Asked about handle my project as a teamlead
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Q2. And how do you overcome the consequences in your project?
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I overcome consequences in my project by identifying the root cause, developing a plan of action, and implementing solutions.
• Identify the root cause of the issue

• Develop a plan of action to address the consequences

• Implement solutions to mitigate the impact

• Monitor the progress and adjust the plan as needed
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Q1. Tell me about yourself in brief
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Q2. How do u analyze any tender
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Q3. How do u make costing sheets
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Costing sheets are created by gathering all relevant cost information and organizing it in a structured format.
• Gather all cost information related to the project or product

• Organize the costs into categories such as labor, materials, overhead, etc.

• Calculate the total cost for each category and for the project as a whole

• Include any additional costs such as taxes, shipping, or fees

• Ensure all calculations are accurate and ...read more
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Q1. What is collection interface what is differences of spring and springboot
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Collection interface is a framework in Java that represents a group of objects.
• Collection interface is part of Java's Collections Framework.

• It provides a unified architecture for representing and manipulating collections of objects.

• Examples of classes that implement Collection interface are ArrayList, LinkedList, and HashSet.
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