Genesis QA Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is the difference between list and set
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Lists allow duplicate elements and maintain insertion order, while sets do not allow duplicates and do not maintain order.
• Lists allow duplicate elements, sets do not

• Lists maintain insertion order, sets do not

• Lists are accessed by index, sets are accessed by value
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Q1. What is softwrae testing?
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Software testing is the process of evaluating a software application to ensure it meets specified requirements and functions correctly.
• Software testing involves executing a program or application with the intent of finding errors or bugs.

• It helps in identifying defects or issues in the software before it is released to the end users.

• Types of software testing include functional testing, performance testing, security tes...read more
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Q1. 1) how to fetch first 50% data from table? 2) about pop up in selenium 3) string question by giving code 4) GitHub commands 5) BDD related questions
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Answers to interview questions for QA Engineer position
• 1) To fetch first 50% data from a table, you can use SQL queries with LIMIT and OFFSET clauses.

• 2) In Selenium, handling pop-ups can be done using the Alert class or by switching to the pop-up window using window handles.

• 3) Please provide the specific string question with code to answer it.

• 4) GitHub commands include git clone, git add, git commit, git push, etc.

• 5) B...read more
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Basic fundamental of GK

Q1. IT related question
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Q2. Personal interview
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Q1. WAP to run same test case 100 times
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Write a program to run the same test case 100 times
• Use a loop to iterate 100 times

• Call the test case function inside the loop

• Track the results of each iteration if needed
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Q2. WAP to get duplicate char count
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A program to count the number of duplicate characters in an array of strings.
• Iterate through each string in the array

• For each string, iterate through each character and count the occurrences

• Store the count of each character in a map or dictionary

• Return the characters with count greater than 1
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Basic Math & Reasoning

Q1. OOPS, Basic Programming, Basic SQL
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