Logilite Technologies Software Quality Assurance Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. About software test life cycle
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Q2. Some testing methodologies
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Q1. What is palindrome
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A palindrome is a word, phrase, number, or other sequence of characters which reads the same backward as forward.
• Palindrome examples: 'radar', 'madam', 'level', '12321'

• Ignore spaces and punctuation when checking for palindromes

• Can be applied to words, phrases, numbers, or even entire sentences
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Q2. What is Fibonacci series
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Fibonacci series is a sequence of numbers where each number is the sum of the two preceding ones.
• Fibonacci series starts with 0 and 1, and each subsequent number is the sum of the two preceding numbers.

• The series goes like: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, and so on.

• It is a common mathematical sequence used in various algorithms and applications.
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Q1. What is the different get and quit methods?
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The get method is used to retrieve a value from a data structure, while the quit method is used to terminate a program or session.
• The get method is commonly used in programming languages to access elements from arrays, lists, dictionaries, etc.

• The quit method is typically used to gracefully exit a program or session, closing any open resources or connections.

• Example: In Python, the get method is used to retrieve values...read more
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Q2. Explain TakescreenShot sudo code?
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TakescreenShot sudo code captures the screen and saves it as an image file.
• Import necessary libraries for capturing the screen and saving images

• Define a function to capture the screen

• Specify the file format and location to save the screenshot

• Call the function to capture and save the screenshot
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Q3. Explain the exception handling process in your project?
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Exception handling process involves identifying, catching, and handling errors in the software.
• Identify potential exceptions and define exception classes

• Catch exceptions using try-catch blocks

• Handle exceptions appropriately, either by logging or displaying error messages

• Implement a fallback mechanism to handle unexpected exceptions

• Test exception handling scenarios thoroughly
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Q4. Difference between Overloading & Overriding?
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Overloading is having multiple methods with the same name but different parameters. Overriding is having a method in a subclass with the same name and parameters as a method in its superclass.
• Overloading is compile-time polymorphism while overriding is runtime polymorphism.

• Overloading is used to provide different implementations of the same method for different input parameters.

• Overriding is used to provide a specific ...read more
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Q5. How to select check box in selenium?
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To select a checkbox in Selenium, locate the checkbox element and use the 'click' method.
• Locate the checkbox element using any of the available locators in Selenium

• Use the 'click' method to select the checkbox

• Verify that the checkbox is selected using the 'isSelected' method
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Q6. How to skip a specific test case in TestNG?
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How to skip a specific test case in TestNG?
• Use @Test(enabled = false) annotation to skip a test case

• Use @Test(groups = {"skip"}) annotation and exclude the group from test execution

• Use ITestResult.SKIP status to skip a test case programmatically
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Q7. Difference between absolute Xpath and relative Xpath?
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Absolute Xpath is the complete path from the root element while relative Xpath is the path from the current element.
• Absolute Xpath starts with a single forward slash (/) and is used to locate an element from the root node.

• Relative Xpath starts with a double forward slash (//) and is used to locate an element from the current node.

• Absolute Xpath is more specific and less flexible while relative Xpath is more flexible an...read more
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Q8. Explain execution flow of cucumber framework?
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Cucumber framework executes feature files using step definitions and generates reports.
• Cucumber reads feature files written in Gherkin syntax

• Step definitions are written in programming language

• Cucumber matches steps in feature file with step definitions

• Cucumber generates reports after execution
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Q9. Difference between scenario & scenario outline?
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Scenario outlines are templates for scenarios with placeholders for input values.
• Scenario outlines are used in BDD frameworks like Cucumber.

• They allow for the creation of multiple scenarios with different input values.

• Scenario outlines use placeholders like to represent input values.

• Example: Given a with , when they log in, then they should see the .

• Scenario outlines are more flexible and reusable than regular scenar
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Q10. Explain the order of TestNG annotations execution flow?
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TestNG annotations are executed in a specific order to ensure proper test execution.
• BeforeSuite

• BeforeTest

• BeforeClass

• BeforeMethod

• Test

• AfterMethod

• AfterClass

• AfterTest

• AfterSuite
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ICM 10
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Q1. Development reports
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Q2. Development of good product
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Q3. Good manufacturing
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Q4. Good cleaning process
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Q5. Good sterile product
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Q6. Development production
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Q7. Good quality assurance
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Q1. Sql query questions - lag/lead, aggregate, not in
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Q2. Roles and responsibilities
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Q3. Team lead roles- behavioral questions
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Q1. Sql query questions - dense rank/rank, joins, resgexp_substr
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Q2. Again few questions on role and responsibilities
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Q1. Salary negotiation
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Q1. About company and experince
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Q2. About job role and alll
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Q1. About working environment
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Q2. Willing to learn new things
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Q3. About company and experience
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Q1. About job role and project
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Q2. About tools and technology
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Q3. About work efficiency
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Q4. About over all experience
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Q5. About working efficiency
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Q6. About project and tools
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Q7. About job role and office
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Q8. About myself and role
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Q9. About package and all
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Q1. Basic testing questions like what is black box testing, What is deferred status in bug etc
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Q1. What is a software testing life cycle?
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The software testing life cycle is a process that defines the various stages involved in testing a software application.
• It includes planning, designing test cases, executing tests, reporting bugs, and retesting.

• The stages may vary depending on the development methodology used, such as Agile or Waterfall.

• Examples of testing stages include unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing.
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Q2. Difference between severity & priority?
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Severity refers to the impact of a defect on the system, while priority refers to the urgency of fixing the defect.
• Severity is the measure of how much a defect affects the system's functionality.

• Priority is the measure of how soon a defect needs to be fixed.

• Severity is usually categorized as low, medium, or high.

• Priority is usually categorized as low, medium, or high.

• For example, a spelling mistake in a button label ma...read more
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Q3. What is a bug life cycle?
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Bug life cycle refers to the stages a bug goes through from identification to resolution.
• Bug is identified by QA team or users

• Bug is reported in a bug tracking system

• Bug is assigned to a developer for fixing

• Developer fixes the bug

• Bug is retested by QA team

• If bug is fixed, it is closed. If not, it is reopened

• Bug may go through multiple cycles before being resolved
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Q4. What is an adhoc testing?
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Adhoc testing is informal testing without any predefined test cases or plans.
• Adhoc testing is performed randomly without any specific guidelines or documentation.

• It is usually done to explore the application and find defects that may not be covered in regular testing.

• Adhoc testing is not structured and is often performed by experienced testers who can think outside the box.

• Examples of adhoc testing include randomly cli...read more
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Q5. What is a regression testing?
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Regression testing is the process of retesting a software application to ensure that new code changes have not adversely affected existing functionality.
• Repeating test cases that have been previously executed to verify that the unchanged parts of the software still perform as expected

• Ensuring that new code changes have not introduced any new bugs or issues

• Automating regression tests to save time and effort in retesting

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Q6. What is functional testing?
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Functional testing is a type of software testing that focuses on verifying that the software functions correctly according to the specified requirements.
• Tests the functionality of the software

• Verifies that the software behaves as expected

• Does not concern itself with the internal structure of the software

• Examples include testing user interfaces, APIs, databases, and integrations
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Q1. What is a software developmentlife cycle?
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Software development life cycle is a process used to design, develop, and test software applications.
• It consists of phases such as planning, analysis, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance.

• Each phase has specific goals and deliverables to ensure the quality and success of the software.

• Examples of SDLC models include Waterfall, Agile, and DevOps.
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Q2. What is the difference between an error, bug and an issue?
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Error, bug, and issue are terms used in software testing to describe different types of problems.
• Error: A mistake made by a human that results in a fault in the software.

• Bug: A fault in the software that causes it to behave incorrectly or unexpectedly.

• Issue: A problem reported by a user or identified during testing that needs to be addressed.

• Example: Typing 'pritn' instead of 'print' in the code is an error. If this mi...read more
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Q3. What is the difference between regression testing and sanity testing?
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Regression testing ensures that new code changes do not adversely affect existing functionality, while sanity testing quickly checks if the software is ready for further testing.
• Regression testing is performed after code changes to ensure that existing functionality is not affected.

• Sanity testing is a quick test to check if the software is ready for further testing.

• Regression testing is comprehensive and covers all are...read more
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Q4. What is the difference between a test pass and a test run?
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A test pass is a collection of test runs, while a test run is a single execution of a test case.
• A test pass includes multiple test runs, which are iterations of executing test cases.

• A test run is a single instance of executing a test case to verify its functionality.

• Test passes are used to group and organize test runs for a specific testing phase or cycle.

• Test runs are typically recorded and documented to track the res
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Q5. What is the difference between a test suite and test case?
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A test suite is a collection of test cases, while a test case is a specific set of conditions and inputs to test a particular aspect of the software.
• Test suite is a collection of test cases that are grouped together based on a common goal or functionality.

• Test case is a specific set of conditions, inputs, and expected results to test a particular aspect of the software.

• Test suite helps in organizing and managing test c...read more
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Q1. What are youe expectations from this company?
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I expect a supportive work environment, opportunities for growth, and a commitment to quality.
• Supportive team culture

• Clear communication from management

• Training and development opportunities

• Commitment to quality assurance processes

• Recognition for achievements
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Q2. What is your expected salary?
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My expected salary is competitive with industry standards and reflective of my experience and skills.
• Research industry standards for Quality Assurance salaries

• Consider your level of experience and skills

• Factor in location and cost of living

• Be prepared to negotiate based on benefits and perks offered
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