Google Software Development Engineer Intern Interview Questions and Answers

Easy to handle, the questions were easy

2 codes, 1 medium level coding question

40 min sessions, 2 medium level questions, question were of good quality

Q1. Basic HR Questions like tmay, why MS, future goals and such
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A standardized assessment that measures a person's skills, cognitive abilities, and potential to perform in a specific role.

Q1. Technical interview questions at Automatic Data Processing (ADP) may cover topics such as programming, databases, and software development.
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Q2. They may also ask about problem-solving and how you approach challenging tasks.
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Q3. Emphasize a structured method that involves clearly defining the issue, gathering relevant information, brainstorming potential solutions, evaluating options carefully, implementing the chosen solution, an...read more
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Q4. Data structures, algorithms, SQL querying, object-oriented programming principles, software development lifecycle, database concepts (relational vs. NoSQL), coding challenges in relevant languages (like Py...read more
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Q1. May ask about your background, skills, and how you handle challenges
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Q2. Background questions Tell me about yourself, What are your career goals, What are your strengths and weaknesses, What do you know about ADP, and Why do you want to work at ADP.
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It was a coding round interview along with interviewer via Virtual mode. I was given 2 coding questions on HackerRank for the interview:

1. one was an easy problem on counting minimum replacements.
2. "pat is an ordinary kid who works hard to be a great runner...." this was a challenging problem (which I managed to solve).
3. I was asked some basic Python questions, as the role was for a Python Developer.

Q1. LLD for Parking Lot
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Q2. Which database are you going to use for Parking lot and Why ?
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I would use a relational database like MySQL for the Parking lot as it provides structured data storage and supports complex queries.
• Relational databases like MySQL offer structured data storage for parking lot information

• Supports complex queries for managing parking lot data efficiently

• Ability to handle large amounts of data and transactions

• Provides data integrity and security features

• Can easily integrate with other s
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Q3. Questions related to OOPs
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Q4. Questions related to Multi Threading
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Q5. Questions related to Projects
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Q1. I hate this since i was informed that this round was a technical.
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Q2. Usual Mangerial questions, Project Related, etc
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