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10+ Interview Questions and Answers
You are given an integer 'N'. Your task is to find the number formed after swapping each even bit of 'N' in its binary representation with its adjacent bit on the right, assuming that the...read more
You have been given a Binary Tree of integers. You are supposed to return the level order traversal of the given tree.
For example:
For the given binary tree
The level orde...read more
Q3. how do you swap two particular bits of an integer program?
Swapping two particular bits of an integer program.
Use bitwise operators to get the values of the two bits to be swapped
Use XOR operator to swap the bits
Shift the bits back to their original positions
Example: Swapping 2nd and 5th bits of 8 (1000) gives 32 (100000)
Example code: num ^= (1 << bit1) | (1 << bit2);
Various components of IP Packet Header
Various components of TCP Segment Header
Q6. IP packet header and meaning of each field and usage of each field
IP packet header fields and their usage
Version: indicates the IP version being used (IPv4 or IPv6)
Header Length: specifies the length of the IP header
Type of Service: used to prioritize packets
Total Length: specifies the total length of the IP packet
Identification: used to identify fragments of a larger packet
Flags: used to control fragmentation
Fragment Offset: used to reassemble fragmented packets
Time to Live: specifies the maximum number of hops a packet can take
Protocol: s...read more
Difference between TCP and UDP
Q8. TCP packet header and meaning of each field and usage of each field
TCP packet header fields and their usage
TCP packet header consists of 20 bytes
Fields include source and destination ports, sequence and acknowledgement numbers, flags, window size, and checksum
Source and destination ports identify the endpoints of the connection
Sequence and acknowledgement numbers are used for reliable data transfer
Flags indicate the purpose of the packet, such as SYN, ACK, FIN, RST
Window size is used for flow control
Checksum is used for error detection
Q9. why security is important in a system?
Security is important in a system to protect against unauthorized access, data breaches, and cyber attacks.
Prevents unauthorized access to sensitive data
Protects against data breaches and cyber attacks
Ensures confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data
Compliance with regulations and standards
Maintains trust and confidence of customers and stakeholders
Q10. Telephone directory implementation program
Implement a telephone directory program using an array of strings.
Create an array of strings to store the directory
Implement functions to add, delete, and search for entries
Consider using a hash table for faster search times
Include error handling for invalid input
Q11. level printing of a tree program
Printing a tree in level order
Use a queue to store nodes in level order
Enqueue root node and print its value
Dequeue the node and enqueue its children
Repeat until queue is empty
Q12. Dictionary implementation program
A program to implement a dictionary using an array of strings.
Use an array of strings to store the words and their definitions.
Implement functions to add, delete, and search for words.
Consider using a hash table for faster search times.
Q13. tcp Vs udp
TCP is a reliable, connection-oriented protocol while UDP is a faster, unreliable, connectionless protocol.
TCP ensures data delivery and error checking while UDP does not.
TCP establishes a connection before data transfer while UDP does not.
TCP is used for applications that require reliable data transfer like email, file transfer, etc. while UDP is used for applications that require speed like online gaming, video streaming, etc.
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