ITILITE SDE (Software Development Engineer) Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Lazy loading in react
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Lazy loading in React is a technique used to improve performance by loading components only when they are needed.
• Lazy loading helps reduce initial load time by splitting the code into smaller chunks.

• React.lazy() and Suspense are commonly used for lazy loading in React.

• Lazy loading is especially useful for large applications with many components.
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Q2. Cache bursting
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Q3. Difference between == and ===
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The difference between == and === is that == checks for equality after type coercion, while === checks for equality without type coercion.
• == is a loose equality operator that performs type coercion before comparing two values.

• === is a strict equality operator that does not perform type coercion before comparing two values.

• Example: 1 == '1' will return true, but 1 === '1' will return false.
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Coding questions were easy, not clear about shortlisting process

Q1. Basic DSA questions on arrays, linked lists
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Q1. Self introduction
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It was a live coding round where expectation was to come up with a framework in Java from Scratch

Q1. It was a DS/Algo Round
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Q1. Design Round in HLD
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Design Round in HLD involves creating a high-level design for a software system.
• Identify the main components of the system and their interactions

• Define the architecture of the system including layers, modules, and interfaces

• Consider scalability, performance, security, and maintainability

• Use UML diagrams like class diagrams, sequence diagrams, and component diagrams

• Document the design decisions and rationale
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There were 3 questions, which I had to do in 2 hours.
the questions were from arrays and Strings

Q1. They asked me concepts on OOPS and OS, also coding question on strings. all these were basic questions
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Q1. Questions such as where do you see yourself in coming years, interests and hobbies.
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Dsa. , oops and basics of database management

Q1. System design questions basics
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Q2. Hiring managers questions
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2 questions, Easy and medium based

Q1. Stacks queues and array questions
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Q1. Technical questions on projects
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Q1. How to tackle any uncertain situations? Behavioural questions
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It was time based task and was very well instructed it consisted questions for all in one like apti related to sales and excel all in one go.

Q1. My first question after my introduction was about b2b and b2c marketing
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Q2. It was about what i understand by lead genration
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Q1. Let var const difference
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var, let, and const are all used to declare variables in JavaScript, but they have different scopes and mutability.
• var is function-scoped and can be redeclared and reassigned

• let is block-scoped and can be reassigned but not redeclared

• const is block-scoped and cannot be reassigned or redeclared
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Q2. Polyfills of bind method
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Polyfills of bind method provide a way to use the bind method in older browsers that do not support it natively.
• Polyfill code typically checks if the bind method is available and if not, it creates a new function that mimics the behavior of bind.

• One common polyfill for the bind method is the following: Function.prototype.bind = Function.prototype.bind || function() { // polyfill code here };

• Polyfills are often used to ...read more
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Q1. Make a search bar in React
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Create a search bar component in React for filtering data
• Create a functional component for the search bar

• Use state to store the search query

• Implement a onChange event handler to update the search query

• Filter the data based on the search query
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Q2. React js core concepts
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Q1. How you structure your work
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I structure my work by breaking down tasks, setting priorities, creating timelines, and regularly reviewing progress.
• Break down tasks into smaller, manageable chunks

• Set priorities based on deadlines and importance

• Create timelines to track progress and ensure timely completion

• Regularly review progress and adjust plans as needed
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Q2. How you make a project from scratch
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To make a project from scratch, start by defining requirements, creating a plan, designing the architecture, implementing the code, testing, and deploying.
• Define project requirements and goals

• Create a project plan with timelines and milestones

• Design the architecture of the project, including database schema and system components

• Implement the code following best practices and coding standards

• Test the project thoroughly ...read more
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