Kutumb Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. How can your work impact the company's growth?
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Q2. As part of your personal growth, where do you envision yourself in the next five years?
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Q1. Basic question on resume, OOPs, and Java
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Q2. The DSA question on HackerRank will be solved within the video interview in front of the interviewer. Easy level ques on freq sort.
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Q1. General questions about myself and go-through of the answers submitted for the assignment.
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Q2. Asked for other approaches to solving problems
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Q3. Gave suggestions and general feedback of the whole assignment/task.
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Q1. What is verification and validation what is a test case what are teh types of exploratory tesitng done waht are the
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Verification and validation are two important processes in software testing. Test cases are specific conditions or scenarios to test the functionality of a system. Exploratory testing involves simultaneous learning, test design, and execution.
• Verification ensures that the software meets the specifications and requirements, while validation ensures that the software meets the customer's needs.

• A test case is a set of con...read more
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Q2. Some behavorial questions like : what you will do if the test is not completed but test cycle about to end
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Q3. How you ensure tester report goood quality defect
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Ensuring tester reports good quality defects by implementing thorough testing processes and clear communication.
• Implementing comprehensive test cases to cover all possible scenarios

• Utilizing automation tools to increase efficiency and accuracy

• Regularly reviewing and verifying reported defects

• Providing clear and detailed descriptions of defects found

• Communicating effectively with developers to ensure understanding and r
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Q4. Waht are teh techniques you use while developing testcases
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Q5. What is negetive testing
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Negative testing is a type of testing where the system is tested with invalid inputs to ensure it handles errors properly.
• Testing the system with incorrect data or unexpected inputs

• Checking how the system responds to invalid user actions

• Verifying error messages and handling

• Ensuring the system does not crash or behave unexpectedly
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Q6. What are the types of performance testing you have done
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I have experience in conducting load testing, stress testing, and scalability testing.
• Load testing to assess the system's ability to handle a specific load

• Stress testing to evaluate the system's behavior under extreme conditions

• Scalability testing to determine the system's ability to scale up or down based on demand
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Q7. What is testng framework
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TestNG is a testing framework for Java that supports various types of testing like unit, functional, end-to-end, etc.
• TestNG is an open-source testing framework for Java

• It supports different types of testing such as unit, functional, end-to-end, etc.

• TestNG provides features like annotations, grouping, parameterization, and reporting

• It allows parallel execution of test cases and easy configuration through XML files
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Q8. What is the command to invoke browser using selenium
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The command to invoke a browser using Selenium is driver.get("url");
• Use the WebDriver object to open a browser window

• Use the get() method to navigate to a specific URL

• Example: WebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver(); driver.get("https://www.google.com");
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Q1. Started with basic QA conceptual questions
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Q2. How do you target an element on website for automation
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To target an element on a website for automation, use unique identifiers like IDs, classes, XPath, or CSS selectors.
• Use IDs for unique identification

• Use classes for grouping similar elements

• Use XPath for complex element targeting

• Use CSS selectors for styling-based targeting
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Q3. How do you target the dynamic element
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Targeting the dynamic element involves identifying and testing components of the software that are subject to change.
• Identify areas of the software that are likely to change frequently

• Use automation tools to target and test dynamic elements

• Implement robust test strategies to handle dynamic changes

• Regularly update test cases to accommodate dynamic elements

• Utilize data-driven testing to handle variations in dynamic eleme
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Q4. Is it possible to automate teh flash item
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Yes, it is possible to automate flash items using automation tools and scripts.
• Automation tools like Selenium can be used to automate flash items on web applications.

• Flash automation can be achieved by interacting with the flash object using JavaScript.

• Automated testing frameworks like TestComplete also support automation of flash elements.
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Q5. What is difference between absolute and relative xpath
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Absolute xpath starts from the root element while relative xpath starts from any element in the DOM.
• Absolute xpath starts with a single forward slash (/) and always starts from the root element of the page.

• Relative xpath does not start with a forward slash and can start from any element in the DOM.

• Absolute xpath is more brittle and prone to breaking if the structure of the page changes.

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Q6. What do you test in the api
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In API testing, we test the functionality, performance, security, and reliability of the API.
• Functionality testing to ensure the API works as expected

• Performance testing to check the response time and throughput

• Security testing to identify vulnerabilities and ensure data protection

• Reliability testing to verify the API's stability under different conditions
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Q7. What is payload and how it is different from request body in api testing
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Payload is the data transmitted in an API request, while request body is a part of the payload containing the actual data being sent.
• Payload includes all data sent in an API request, such as headers, parameters, and request body

• Request body specifically refers to the part of the payload that contains the actual data being sent

• In API testing, it is important to validate both the payload and request body for accuracy
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Q8. Give the a test case for intergration scenario of api testing and also let us the main status codes which we get in responses
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Test case for integration scenario of API testing with main status codes in responses
• Test case: Verify that the API response includes the expected data fields and values after integrating with another API

• Main status codes: 200 (OK), 201 (Created), 400 (Bad Request), 401 (Unauthorized), 404 (Not Found), 500 (Internal Server Error)
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Q9. Write a java program to reverse a string
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Java program to reverse a string
• Create a char array from the input string

• Use two pointers to swap characters from start and end of the array

• Continue swapping until the pointers meet in the middle
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Q10. Write a java program to sagragate the values form given array = {qsdaf12321!$@#(@#@}
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Java program to segregate values from given array of strings
• Iterate through each string in the array

• Check each character in the string and segregate based on type (alphabet, digit, special character)

• Store segregated values in separate arrays or data structures
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Q1. How does the captcha works
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CAPTCHA works by presenting challenges that are easy for humans to solve but difficult for bots.
• CAPTCHA stands for Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart.

• It typically involves distorted text, images, or puzzles that users must solve to prove they are human.

• CAPTCHA helps prevent automated bots from accessing websites or creating accounts.

• Examples of CAPTCHA include reCAPTCHA, image re
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Q2. How the search engine works explain in details
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A search engine works by crawling web pages, indexing content, and ranking results based on relevance.
• Crawling: Search engine bots visit web pages and follow links to discover content.

• Indexing: The search engine stores information about web pages in a database for quick retrieval.

• Ranking: Algorithms analyze the indexed content to determine the relevance of each page to a user's query.

• Results: The search engine displays...read more
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Q3. Explain the mobile app architecture at highlevel
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Mobile app architecture refers to the structure and design of the app, including components like UI, data storage, networking, and security.
• Mobile app architecture typically consists of presentation layer (UI), business logic layer, and data layer.

• UI layer handles user interaction and presentation of data, often using frameworks like React Native or Flutter.

• Business logic layer contains the core functionality of the ap...read more
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Q4. Since u have worked on OTT domain, what explain how the renevue is generated from OTT apps
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Revenue from OTT apps is generated through various sources such as subscription fees, advertising, in-app purchases, and partnerships.
• Subscription fees: Users pay a recurring fee to access premium content or features.

• Advertising: OTT apps display ads to generate revenue from advertisers.

• In-app purchases: Users can buy virtual goods or upgrades within the app.

• Partnerships: OTT apps may partner with other companies for c
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