Greemus Software Technologies Private Limited Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Introduce yourself
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I am a Java Developer with 5 years of experience in developing web applications using Java, Spring, and Hibernate.
• 5 years of experience in Java development

• Proficient in Spring and Hibernate frameworks

• Strong understanding of web application development
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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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Reverse the year of birth and name, then print them in that order.
• Reverse the year of birth using StringBuilder.reverse() method

• Reverse the name using StringBuilder.reverse() method

• Print the reversed year of birth followed by the reversed name
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Q5. What are Threads in Java
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Threads in Java are lightweight sub-processes that allow concurrent execution within a single process.
• Threads allow multiple tasks to be executed simultaneously in a Java program.

• Threads share the same memory space and resources within a process.

• Example: Creating a new thread using the Thread class or implementing the Runnable interface.
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Q1. Explain briefly about your project at your previous company
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Developed a web application for inventory management system using Java Spring framework
• Used Java Spring framework for backend development

• Implemented RESTful APIs for communication between frontend and backend

• Utilized MySQL database for storing inventory data
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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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Using Java 8 Streams API to print single occurrences of names in an ArrayList of Strings.
• Use stream() method on the ArrayList to create a stream of elements.

• Use filter() method to filter out elements that occur more than once.

• Use distinct() method to get only unique elements.

• Use forEach() method to print each unique element.
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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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Code to print each name and the number of occurrences in an ArrayList of Strings.
• Iterate through the ArrayList and use a HashMap to store the count of each name.

• Print each name along with its count from the HashMap.
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Q4. What are lambda expressions in Java
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Lambda expressions in Java are a concise way to represent anonymous functions.
• Lambda expressions are used to provide implementation of functional interfaces.

• They enable you to treat functionality as a method argument, or code as data.

• Syntax: (parameters) -> expression or (parameters) -> { statements; }

• Example: (int a, int b) -> a + b
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Q5. What are functional interfaces in Java
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Functional interfaces in Java are interfaces with only one abstract method, used for lambda expressions and functional programming.
• Functional interfaces have only one abstract method, but can have multiple default or static methods.

• They are used for lambda expressions and functional programming in Java.

• Examples include java.lang.Runnable, java.util.Comparator, and java.util.function.Function.
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Q6. What are Streams in Java
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Streams in Java are sequences of elements that support functional-style operations such as filter, map, reduce, etc.
• Streams are not data structures, but rather a way to interact with collections of objects.

• They allow for efficient processing of large amounts of data.

• Streams can be sequential or parallel, allowing for concurrent processing.

• Example: List names = Arrays.asList("Alice", "Bob", "Charlie"); Stream stream = n
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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I am a Java Developer with 5 years of experience in developing web applications and implementing solutions using Java technologies.
• 5 years of experience in Java development

• Strong knowledge of web application development

• Experience in implementing solutions using Java technologies
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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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Q1. What is runtime polymorphism, and can you provide a code example to illustrate it?
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Q2. Streams in java
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Q3. How do we create threads in Java, and how do we invoke them?
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Q4. What is a Rest Template and how is it used?
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Q1. Basic questions ... tell me about yourself? projects? some quizes, some coding snippets
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Q1. Print all str in arrays
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Print all strings in an array
• Use a loop to iterate through the array

• Print each string in the array
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Q2. Print the missing number from the range 1 to 100;
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Use the formula for sum of natural numbers to find the missing number.
• Calculate the sum of numbers from 1 to 100 using the formula n*(n+1)/2

• Find the actual sum of numbers from 1 to 100

• Subtract the actual sum from the calculated sum to find the missing number
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Q3. How to converts stack to heap
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To convert a stack to a heap, you can use a sorting algorithm like heapify.
• Use a sorting algorithm like heapify to rearrange the elements in the stack into a heap structure.

• Heapify the stack by starting from the last non-leaf node and moving up the tree.

• After heapifying the stack, the elements will be in a heap structure with the root node containing the maximum value.
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Q4. Project and dbms question
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Q1. Array was given apply permutation combination and give biggest number
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Q1. Self Introduction
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Q2. Twilio Framework
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Q1. Related to Django Framework
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Job Roles and Responsibility & Salary Discussion

Q1. Oops concept asked
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Q2. Springboot annotations
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Q1. Project details simply
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Q1. Easy about salary
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Q1. How do you allocate Resources? Practical questions
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Q2. What are the types of Risks?
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Types of risks include strategic, operational, financial, compliance, and reputational risks.
• Strategic Risk: Risks related to the organization's long-term goals and objectives.

• Operational Risk: Risks arising from internal processes, systems, and people.

• Financial Risk: Risks related to financial markets, investments, and funding.

• Compliance Risk: Risks associated with failing to comply with laws, regulations, and industr...read more
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Q3. How do you manage Risks? (Practical question)
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I manage risks by identifying, analyzing, and prioritizing potential risks, developing risk mitigation strategies, and monitoring risks throughout the project.
• Identify potential risks by brainstorming with team members and stakeholders

• Analyze the likelihood and impact of each risk on the project

• Prioritize risks based on their severity and potential impact on project objectives

• Develop risk mitigation strategies to addre...read more
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Q4. How do you manage change requests?
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I manage change requests by evaluating impact, prioritizing based on project goals, communicating with stakeholders, and updating project documentation.
• Evaluate the impact of the change request on project scope, timeline, and budget.

• Prioritize change requests based on project goals and objectives.

• Communicate with stakeholders to discuss the change request and gather feedback.

• Update project documentation including the p...read more
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Q5. Conflict management?
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Q6. Scenario based questions
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Q1. Java related questions.
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Q2. SQL joins questions
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