Insignia Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

45 min, pseudocode, html, css,javsscropt

Q1. Css positions, let, var and const, promises, closures
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Q2. Define css positions and and difference in between absute and relative
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CSS positions define how an element is positioned on a webpage. Absolute positioning is relative to the nearest positioned ancestor, while relative positioning is relative to the element's normal position.
• CSS positions determine how an element is placed on a webpage

• Absolute positioning positions an element relative to its nearest positioned ancestor

• Relative positioning positions an element relative to its normal positi...read more
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Q3. Diff. bet padding and margin
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Padding is the space inside an element, while margin is the space outside an element.
• Padding is used to create space inside an element, while margin is used to create space outside an element.

• Padding affects the content inside the element, while margin affects the space around the element.

• Padding is transparent and reveals the background of the element, while margin is not transparent and does not reveal the background
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Q1. Async awaits, callbacks, arrow functions, block in HTML, marque
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Q1. Negotiations, profile discussion, roles and responsibilities
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It's good actually . The questions were mainly from basics.

Q1. Different bln list and tuple
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Lists are mutable while tuples are immutable in Python.
• Lists are defined using square brackets [] while tuples are defined using parentheses ().

• Lists can be modified after creation, while tuples cannot be modified.

• Lists are typically used for collections of similar items that may need to be changed, while tuples are used for fixed collections of items.

• Example: list_example = [1, 2, 3] and tuple_example = (4, 5, 6)
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Q2. Decorators meaning and it's example
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Decorators in Python are functions that modify the behavior of other functions.
• Decorators are defined using the @decorator_name syntax before a function definition.

• They can be used to add functionality to existing functions without modifying their code.

• Common examples include logging, timing, and authentication decorators.

• Decorators can also be used to create class methods or static methods.
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