GlobalLogic Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Current Project
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Currently working on developing automated test scripts for a web application
• Creating test cases using Selenium WebDriver

• Implementing test automation frameworks like TestNG

• Performing regression testing on new features

• Collaborating with developers to identify and fix bugs
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Q2. Framework Structure
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Q3. Code for sorting an array
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Code for sorting an array of strings
• Use built-in sort function in programming language (e.g. sort() in Python)

• Specify the comparison function to sort strings alphabetically

• Handle uppercase and lowercase letters properly

• Example: ['apple', 'banana', 'cherry'] should be sorted as ['apple', 'banana', 'cherry']
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Q4. Create Xpath
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Creating Xpath for locating elements in web pages
• Use unique attributes like id, class, name to create Xpath

• Avoid using indexes in Xpath as they can be brittle

• Use functions like contains(), starts-with() for dynamic attributes

• Consider using axes like ancestor, following-sibling for complex Xpath
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Q5. Few Appium related questions
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Q1. Few scenario based questions
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Q2. Why GlobalLogic
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GlobalLogic offers a diverse range of projects, cutting-edge technologies, and a collaborative work environment.
• GlobalLogic provides opportunities to work on a variety of projects, allowing for professional growth and skill development.

• The company is known for its use of cutting-edge technologies, providing exposure to the latest tools and trends in the industry.

• GlobalLogic fosters a collaborative work environment, enc...read more
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Q1. What can you expect from the first round of the interview, which involves a group discussion where you are given a topic to discuss in English for five minutes?
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A basic aptitude test includes logical reasoning questions and percentage problems, comprising a total of ten questions, along with two paragraph-based questions.

Q1. Worst interview I have ever experienced, instead of asking questions about the role they are asking unwanted questions which are not related to the job. They are wantedly searching for a reason to reject y...read more
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Q1. Offset or job and Dail job that it's
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Q2. Selary should be accepted hear
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Discussing salary acceptance involves understanding market rates, personal needs, and job responsibilities.
• Research industry standards for VMC Operators to determine a fair salary range.

• Consider your experience level; for example, a seasoned operator may command a higher salary.

• Evaluate the cost of living in the job location; higher costs may justify a higher salary.

• Assess the benefits package; sometimes, benefits can ...read more
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Basic aptitudes question in online test

Two coding Q online test

Q1. Resume bsic Q asked
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Q2. Oops question basic theory
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Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm based on the concept of objects, which can contain data and methods.
• Encapsulation: Bundling data and methods that operate on the data within one unit (e.g., a class).

• Inheritance: Mechanism where a new class derives properties and behavior from an existing class (e.g., a 'Dog' class inheriting from an 'Animal' class).

• Polymorphism: Ability to present the same in...read more
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Q1. One coding question asked to solve on paper of arrays
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Solve an array of strings problem by manipulating or analyzing the data effectively.
• Identify the problem: Determine what needs to be done with the array of strings, e.g., sorting, filtering, or searching.

• Use built-in functions: Leverage functions like sort(), filter(), or map() for efficient operations.

• Consider edge cases: Handle empty arrays or strings, and ensure your solution works for all possible inputs.

• Example: F...read more
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Q2. Basic questions from resume
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Q1. Relocating related questions
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Q2. Why u want to join global logic
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I want to join Global Logic because of their reputation for cutting-edge technology solutions and collaborative work environment.
• Global Logic is known for their innovative technology solutions

• I am impressed by the collaborative work environment at Global Logic

• I believe Global Logic offers great opportunities for professional growth and development
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Fundamentals of Data Structures and Algorithms, including SQL.

Q1. Basics of DSA and Algo and sql
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Q2. Basics
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Q1. Details on previus project
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Q1. Basics of DSA and algo ..sql
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Q1. Resume Shortlist ( For Adobe Process )
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Q2. Night Shift Acceptance
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Q1. Can you provide an introduction about yourself?
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I am a dedicated engineer with a passion for product support, skilled in troubleshooting and enhancing user experiences.
• Background in mechanical engineering with a focus on product design.

• Experience in customer support roles, resolving technical issues efficiently.

• Proficient in using diagnostic tools and software to identify product faults.

• Strong communication skills, enabling effective collaboration with cross-functio...read more
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Q2. How was your English communication assessed during the interview?
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My English communication was assessed through various interactive methods during the interview process.
• I participated in a structured conversation where I was asked to explain technical concepts clearly.

• I was given a scenario to troubleshoot and had to articulate my thought process effectively.

• The interviewer evaluated my ability to ask clarifying questions and respond to feedback.

• I engaged in a role-play exercise simu...read more
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Q1. What is the JavaScript code to find duplicates in an array?
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Use a Set to identify duplicates in an array of strings efficiently.
• 1. Create an empty Set to store unique values.

• 2. Iterate through the array and check if the value is already in the Set.

• 3. If it is, add it to a duplicates array; if not, add it to the Set.

• Example: For array ['apple', 'banana', 'apple', 'orange'], duplicates will be ['apple'].

• 4. Return the duplicates array.
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Q2. An email writing task
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Q3. What are the differences between primitive and non-primitive data types in JavaScript?
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Primitive data types are basic types, while non-primitive types are more complex structures in JavaScript.
• Primitive data types include: string, number, boolean, null, undefined, and symbol.

• Non-primitive data types include: object, array, and function.

• Primitive types are immutable; for example, strings cannot be changed once created.

• Non-primitive types are mutable; for example, arrays can be modified by adding or removi...read more
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Q4. What is the angle between the hour and minute hands of a clock at 7:45? - Logical Reasoning
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Q5. What is the JavaScript code to extract query parameters from a URL?
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JavaScript can extract query parameters using URLSearchParams or by parsing the URL manually.
• Use URL constructor: const url = new URL('https://example.com?param1=value1&param2=value2');

• Extract parameters: const params = url.searchParams;

• Get specific parameter: const param1 = params.get('param1'); // 'value1'

• Iterate over all parameters: params.forEach((value, name) => console.log(`${name}: ${value}`));

• Fallback me...read more
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Q6. What is the difference between var and let in JavaScript?
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var is function-scoped, while let is block-scoped, leading to different behaviors in variable accessibility.
• Scope: 'var' is function-scoped; 'let' is block-scoped.

• Hoisting: Both are hoisted, but 'let' is not initialized until its declaration.

• Re-declaration: 'var' allows re-declaration; 'let' does not.

• Example of 'var': function test() { var x = 1; if (true) { var x = 2; } console.log(x); } // Outputs 2

• Example of 'let': ...read more
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Q1. Create a program using Multithreading
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A multithreading program allows concurrent execution of tasks, improving performance and responsiveness.
• Use threading libraries like 'threading' in Python or 'java.lang.Thread' in Java.

• Example in Python: Create threads using 'threading.Thread(target=function_name)'.

• Example in Java: Extend 'Thread' class or implement 'Runnable' interface.

• Manage thread lifecycle with methods like 'start()', 'join()', and 'sleep()'.

• Handle...read more
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Q2. Use of static keywords in java
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The static keyword in Java is used for memory management and to define class-level variables and methods.
• Static variables are shared among all instances of a class. Example: static int count; // counts instances.

• Static methods can be called without creating an instance of the class. Example: Math.sqrt();

• Static blocks are used for static initialization. Example: static { // initialization code }

• Static nested classes can...read more
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Q3. What are threads
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Threads are lightweight processes that enable concurrent execution within a program, sharing resources and improving efficiency.
• Threads allow multiple tasks to run simultaneously, enhancing performance.

• They share the same memory space, making communication between them faster.

• Example: A web browser using threads to load multiple tabs at once.

• Threads can be managed by the operating system or by the application itself.

• Ex...read more
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Q4. String vs String buffer and builder
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Q5. Equals and == in java
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In Java, 'equals()' checks object content equality, while '==' checks reference equality.
• equals() is a method defined in the Object class, used to compare the content of two objects.

• Example: String str1 = new String("hello"); String str2 = new String("hello"); str1.equals(str2) returns true.

• == compares the memory addresses of two object references.

• Example: String str1 = "hello"; String str2 = "hello"; str1 == str2 retu...read more
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