Infogain Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Regarding java basics questions
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Q1. Write code for java progams
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Writing code for Java programs
• Use proper syntax and conventions in Java programming

• Understand the problem statement clearly before writing the code

• Test the code thoroughly before finalizing it
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Q1. Normal package discussion
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Q1. What are your skills
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Q2. Some Java basic qns like oops concepts etc.
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Reasoning,Numericalquantative ability

Q1. What is your expected ctc
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I am open to negotiation based on the company's policies and industry standards.
• I am looking for a fair compensation package that aligns with my skills and experience.

• I have researched the industry standards and the company's policies to have a realistic expectation.

• I am open to discussing the salary and benefits package during the interview process.

• I am more interested in gaining valuable experience and learning oppor
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Q2. Why should i hire you
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Q1. Jetpack components, kotlin basics, java program, fragment life cycle Inner class
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Q1. More about project Challenge in project About git
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Q1. Airline messages TTY for passive segment
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Airline messages TTY for passive segment
• TTY (Teletypewriter) messages are used for communication with passengers who are deaf or hard of hearing

• Passive segment refers to a portion of a flight where passengers are not actively engaged in activities like eating or watching a movie

• Airline messages sent via TTY for passive segment may include updates on flight status, safety information, and entertainment options
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Q2. Edifact messages for Ticketing transaction
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EDIFACT messages are standardized messages used in ticketing transactions.
• EDIFACT messages are used in the travel industry for exchanging ticketing information.

• They follow a specific format defined by the EDIFACT standard.

• Examples of EDIFACT messages for ticketing transactions include TKT (ticketing) and TKU (ticketing update).
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Q3. EMD ticketing and different types of EMD transactions
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EMD ticketing refers to Electronic Miscellaneous Document used for ancillary services in airline industry.
• EMD transactions are used for services like excess baggage, lounge access, seat upgrades, etc.

• There are different types of EMD transactions such as EMD-A, EMD-S, EMD-T, EMD-E, etc.

• EMD-A is used for additional services, EMD-S for seat selection, EMD-T for excess baggage, and EMD-E for upgrades.

• EMD transactions are s...read more
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Q1. Related to OOPS Concepts.
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Q2. C# basic and high level concept based questions.
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Q1. Sql server based questions
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Q2. C# coding programs
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Q1. Discussion with manager
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Q2. Salary expectations
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Java Coding, Collections and Selenium code was asked

Q1. Maps, Window handling
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Q2. Array String in java
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String is a sequence of characters in Java, stored as an array of Unicode characters.
• Strings are immutable in Java, meaning their values cannot be changed once created.

• String objects can be created using string literals or the new keyword.

• String class provides various methods for manipulating strings, such as substring(), length(), etc.

• String concatenation can be done using the + operator or the concat() method.

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