Intellias Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Java core and spring questions
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Q2. How would you find an element from a list
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Use a loop to iterate through the list and compare each element with the target element
• Iterate through the list using a loop

• Compare each element with the target element

• Return the element if found, otherwise return null
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Q1. Can implicit and explicit waits be used within the framework?
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Yes, implicit and explicit waits can be used within the framework.
• Implicit waits are used to wait for a certain amount of time before throwing an exception if the element is not found immediately.

• Explicit waits are used to wait for a certain condition to be met before proceeding further.

• Both types of waits can be used in test automation frameworks like Selenium for better synchronization and handling of dynamic element
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Q1. What are your professional aspirations?
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My professional aspiration is to become a lead AQA engineer and contribute to the development of cutting-edge software products.
• Advance to a lead AQA engineer role

• Contribute to the development of innovative software products

• Continuously improve my skills and knowledge in AQA
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Optional coding questions and one logical question.

Q1. Mostly JavaScript-related questions like Hoisting, Closure, memory allocation
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Q2. React related question like how react works.
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Q1. Basic C++ questions: initialiser list and applications
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Q2. Questions on vector implementation
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Q3. Question on linux file system
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Q1. Design a logger class
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A logger class to handle logging messages in an application
• Create a Logger class with methods like logInfo, logError, logWarning, etc.

• Use a file or database to store the log messages

• Include timestamp and severity level in each log message

• Implement log rotation to manage log file size
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Q2. What is RAII, rule of 3, 5. What is smart pointers and coding questions based on string
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RAII is a resource management technique in C++. Rule of 3/5 refers to special member functions. Smart pointers are objects that manage memory automatically.
• RAII stands for Resource Acquisition Is Initialization, a C++ programming technique where resource management is tied to object lifetime.

• Rule of 3 states that if a class defines a custom destructor, copy constructor, or copy assignment operator, it should define all...read more
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