Grafito Innovations Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. About salary and previous job profile
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Q1. About what kind of projects we did in the past
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Q1. Ask you about the particular field wise knowledge and past project related questions
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Q1. Never happens, they just stall you
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Q1. Payroll experience
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Q2. Why are you into hr
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Q3. Why not a software job
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First round was coding round including quantitative, verbal and logical reasoning

3 coding qts of data structure and algorithm.

Q1. Asked me oops concept, and told me to write code and questions were from my cv
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Q2. Told me to solve array peoblem
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Q3. Asked from dsa string questions
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Q1. Simple about me, why you want to join and all
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Q1. Have you worked on swift
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Q2. What is a class
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A class is a blueprint for creating objects in object-oriented programming.
• Classes define the properties and behaviors of objects.

• Objects are instances of classes.

• Classes can inherit properties and behaviors from other classes.

• Encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism are key concepts in class-based programming.
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Q1. Write code for star paattern
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Code for star pattern using nested loops
• Use nested loops to print the desired pattern

• Outer loop controls the number of rows and inner loop controls the number of stars in each row

• Example: for a pattern with 5 rows, the code would involve two nested loops to print stars in a pyramid shape
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Q2. What is linked list
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A linked list is a data structure where each element is a separate object, connected to the next element by a pointer.
• Consists of nodes where each node contains data and a reference to the next node

• Dynamic in size and can grow or shrink during execution

• Common operations include insertion, deletion, and traversal

• Example: Singly linked list, Doubly linked list, Circular linked list
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Q3. Differnce between public private
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Public and private sectors differ in ownership, funding, and management.
• Public sector is owned and operated by the government, while private sector is owned and operated by individuals or companies.

• Public sector is funded by taxpayer money, while private sector is funded by investors or owners.

• Public sector is managed by government officials, while private sector is managed by business owners or executives.
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Q4. Whats is oops and protcols
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OOPs stands for Object-Oriented Programming and protocols are a set of rules for communication between devices.
• OOPs is a programming paradigm that uses objects and classes to design applications.

• Protocols are a set of rules that define how data is transmitted between devices.

• In OOPs, objects have attributes and methods that define their behavior.

• Examples of OOPs languages include Java, C++, and Python.

• Examples of proto
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Q1. Total time waste quesrtions
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Q2. Basic programing questions as em was having very less knowledge
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Q1. Normal 1 on 1 rounds
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Q2. Normal question about the experience
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Q1. General knowldge about market and few common questions
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Q1. Question based on Nodejs, MySQL
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Q1. Introduction about yourself.
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Q2. Design test on software
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Q1. C programming, memory and pointer
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Q2. Embedded systems basics
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Q3. Basic networking concepts
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It was done on hackerearth .
We were given two coding questions and we had to solve any one .

Q1. Basics of oops and implementation of polymorphism .
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Q2. Live coding of sorting algorithms on online compiler . Reverse a string . Reverse a number .
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Live coding of sorting algorithms and reversing a string and number on an online compiler.
• Use bubble sort, selection sort, or insertion sort for sorting algorithms.

• For reversing a string, use a loop to iterate through the string and swap the characters.

• For reversing a number, convert it to a string, reverse the string, and convert it back to a number.
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Q1. Tell me about your projects . And then we discussed about learnings from projects , how am I going to extend my project from here . Some modifications in the project .
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Q2. Discussion about the various projects that Hughes systique is currently working on .
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Q1. Who all are in your family . Where do you stay at present .
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I have a small family and currently live in the city.
• I have parents and one sibling in my family.

• We live in a house in the downtown area.

• My parents are both working professionals.

• My sibling is studying in college.

• We enjoy spending time together and often have family gatherings.
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Q2. Will you be able to relocate . And which role would you want to be in at hughes systique . Application development or c++ developer .
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Yes, I am willing to relocate. I am interested in the Application Development role at Hughes Systique.
• I am open to relocating for the right opportunity.

• I understand the importance of being flexible and adaptable in today's global job market.

• I have researched Hughes Systique and believe that the Application Development role aligns well with my skills and interests.

• I have experience in application development and am conf...read more
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