Hexagon Capability Center Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Piping reports prep
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Q2. Inch dia calculation
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Q3. Puzzles and logics
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Q4. Sand timers and engineering
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Ratios, code snippets , permutations

Q1. Pattern program
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Q1. Asked to explain Oops concepts and diff between abstraction and encapsulation
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Q2. Anagram Coding Question
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Q3. Angular Services
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Q1. Questions asked about OOPS
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Q1. Write a jave program with using arrays
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A Java program using arrays of strings.
• Declare an array of strings: String[] arrayName = new String[size];

• Initialize array elements: arrayName[index] = "value";

• Access array elements using index: String element = arrayName[index];
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Q2. Write a sql query
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SQL query to retrieve all employees from a specific department
• Use SELECT statement to retrieve data

• Specify the columns to be selected

• Use WHERE clause to filter by department
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Q1. Treading concepts
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Q2. High level architectural designs.
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High level architectural designs involve creating a blueprint for the overall structure of a software system.
• Identify key components and their interactions

• Define the overall structure and relationships between components

• Consider scalability, performance, security, and maintainability

• Choose appropriate technologies and frameworks

• Create diagrams like UML or flowcharts to visualize the architecture
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Q1. Properties of material
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Properties of material refer to characteristics such as density, hardness, conductivity, and flexibility.
• Density: mass per unit volume (e.g. lead is denser than aluminum)

• Hardness: resistance to scratching or indentation (e.g. diamond is harder than graphite)

• Conductivity: ability to conduct heat or electricity (e.g. copper is a good conductor)

• Flexibility: ability to bend without breaking (e.g. rubber is flexible)
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