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Manipal Technologies Interview Questions and Answers

Updated 5 Feb 2024

Q1. What are Call, apply and bind methods, what is currying in JavaScript, closure , promises, hoisting, event Loop, restructuring.

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Call, apply, and bind are methods used to manipulate the context of a function. Currying is a technique to transform a function with multiple arguments into a sequence of functions with single arguments. Closure is a feature that allows a function to access variables from its outer scope. Promises are objects used for asynchronous programming. Hoisting is a behavior where variable and function declarations are moved to the top of their containing scope. Event loop is a mechan...read more

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Q2. How to modularize code in ReactJs, How to perform test, what is typescript and how it's different.

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Modularizing code in ReactJs involves breaking down the application into smaller components for better organization and reusability.

  • Create separate components for different parts of the UI

  • Use props to pass data and functions between components

  • Use state to manage component-specific data

  • Use React Router to handle routing and navigation

  • Use CSS modules or styled-components for component-specific styling

  • Use Redux or Context API for state management across components

  • Perform unit te...read more

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Q3. What is @RestController annotation

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The @RestController annotation is used in Spring to indicate that a class is a RESTful controller.

  • It is a specialized version of the @Controller annotation

  • It is used to handle HTTP requests and return JSON/XML responses

  • It eliminates the need for @ResponseBody annotation

  • Example: @RestController @RequestMapping("/api") public class ApiController { }

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Q4. Why String is immutable

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String is immutable to ensure thread safety, security, and caching benefits.

  • Immutable strings are thread-safe, as multiple threads can access the same string without any race conditions.

  • Immutable strings are secure, as they cannot be modified by malicious code.

  • Immutable strings can be cached, as their values never change, resulting in better performance.

  • Examples of immutable strings in Java include String, Integer, and Boolean.

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Q5. How does recruitng is done?

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Q6. What is project

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A project is a planned and organized effort to achieve a specific goal within a defined timeframe.

  • A project involves a set of tasks and activities that are coordinated to achieve a desired outcome.

  • It has a defined scope, objectives, and deliverables.

  • Projects are temporary in nature and have a specific start and end date.

  • They require resources such as time, budget, and personnel.

  • Examples of projects include building a website, launching a marketing campaign, or developing a so...read more

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