ivy Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Q1. Java Full stack
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Q2. Spring boot and microwave
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Q1. Java project and onions
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Q1. Java 8, Spring Boot, Angular 8
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Q1. About project the in recent employer
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Q1. Abount their company, salary discussion
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Q1. Manual Testing Related Part
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Q2. Gaming Experience Related
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Q3. Defect Life Cycle
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Q1. Testing Case Study Example Questions
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Q2. Gaming Experience Related
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Q1. Role Confirmation, Salary Discussions
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Q1. Sorting of arrav
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Sorting an array of strings in alphabetical order.
• Use a sorting algorithm like quicksort or mergesort.

• Compare strings using built-in functions like strcmp in C++ or compareTo in Java.

• Consider using a custom comparator function for sorting in languages like JavaScript.
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Q1. Spring boot and DBMS
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Q1. Salary discussion
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Q1. Self introduction and work experience.
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Q2. On which technology you have worked.
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I have worked on technologies such as Selenium, JIRA, and TestRail for test automation and management.
• Selenium for test automation

• JIRA for issue tracking

• TestRail for test case management
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Q3. Write a code to remove the duplicate letters from a string and print remaining letters and if there are no repeated letters print 0
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Code to remove duplicate letters from a string and print remaining letters or 0 if no duplicates.
• Iterate through the string and keep track of seen characters using a set

• If a character is not in the set, add it to the set and append it to the result string

• If a character is already in the set, do not append it to the result string

• If the result string is empty, print 0
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Q4. Write an Xpath for locating elements in amazon website.
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Xpath for locating elements in Amazon website.
• Use // to start the Xpath expression

• Use @attribute='value' to specify the attribute and its value

• Use text()='text' to specify the text of the element

• Use [index] to specify the index of the element if there are multiple matching elements
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Q5. Runner/Config file usage in test framework.
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Runner/Config file is used in test frameworks to manage test execution and configuration settings.
• Runner file is used to execute test cases in a specific order or grouping.

• Config file is used to store configuration settings like browser type, environment variables, etc.

• Separating runner and config files helps in better organization and maintenance of test suites.
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Q6. How to use Tags to run specific test cases
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Tags can be used to categorize test cases and run specific groups of tests.
• Add tags to test cases in the test management tool or test automation framework

• Use the tags to filter and select specific test cases to run

• Run tests based on tags using command line options or configuration settings
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Q7. Basic Api testing related questions
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Q8. Explain about your current framework
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Our current framework is a hybrid framework combining data-driven and keyword-driven approaches.
• Combines data-driven and keyword-driven testing

• Uses Excel sheets for test data and keywords

• Utilizes Selenium WebDriver for automation

• Includes reusable functions for common actions

• Supports parallel execution for faster testing
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Q9. Asked few basic questions about specflow and writing scenarios
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Q10. Finally and final keyword
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