Mindsprint Snowflake Developer Interview Questions and Answers

20 aptitude,20 comunication,4 program questions

General topics . topics about online class vs office line class

Q1. In this round also they mainly check communication.after that basic questions about the what you put on your resume
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Q1. General round. In this round they told about the company and bond
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Q1. Explain Sonarqube, different type of code smells, and how its implemented in CI CD
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Sonarqube is a static code analysis tool used to detect code smells and bugs in code. It is integrated into CI/CD pipelines for continuous code quality checks.
• Sonarqube is a static code analysis tool that identifies code smells, bugs, and security vulnerabilities in code.

• Code smells are common programming issues that may indicate a deeper problem in the code. Examples include duplicated code, long methods, and complex ...read more
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Q2. Write a program to find the numbers divisble by 3 in a string - and reverse its indexes eg : - input : String s = "123456789" output String s = "129456783"
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Program to find numbers divisible by 3 in a string and reverse their indexes.
• Iterate through the string and check if each character is a number divisible by 3.

• Store the divisible numbers in an array and reverse their indexes.

• Join the array back into a string and return the result.
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Q1. How does consumer, producer work in kafka
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Consumers read data from topics, while producers write data to topics in Kafka.
• Consumers subscribe to topics to read messages from them

• Producers publish messages to topics for consumers to read

• Consumers can be part of a consumer group to scale out consumption

• Producers can specify key for messages to control partitioning
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Q1. Basics about angular
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Q2. Javascript concepts
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Q1. Difference between ArrayList and LinkedList?
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ArrayList is implemented as a resizable array, while LinkedList is implemented as a doubly linked list.
• ArrayList provides fast random access, LinkedList provides fast insertion and deletion.

• ArrayList uses more memory as it needs to allocate a fixed size array, LinkedList uses more memory for storing references to the next and previous elements.

• Example: ArrayList is better for scenarios where random access is required, ...read more
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Q2. Difference between HashMap and HashTable?
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HashMap is non-synchronized and allows null values, while HashTable is synchronized and does not allow null values.
• HashMap is non-synchronized, meaning it is not thread-safe, while HashTable is synchronized and thread-safe.

• HashMap allows null values for both keys and values, while HashTable does not allow null keys or values.

• HashMap is faster than HashTable as it is non-synchronized, but HashTable is preferred in multi...read more
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Q1. Why functional interface when we have interface
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Functional interfaces provide a single abstract method for functional programming in Java.
• Functional interfaces allow for lambda expressions and method references to be used as instances of the interface.

• Interfaces with multiple abstract methods cannot be used for lambda expressions.

• Example: java.util.function.Function is a functional interface with a single abstract method apply().
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Q2. Java 8 explain all features in short
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Java 8 introduced new features like lambda expressions, streams, functional interfaces, and default methods.
• Lambda expressions: Allows writing concise code by enabling functional programming.

• Streams: Provides a way to work with sequences of elements efficiently.

• Functional interfaces: Interfaces with a single abstract method, used for lambda expressions.

• Default methods: Allows adding new methods to interfaces without br
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Q3. If one functional interface can extend another interface
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Yes, one functional interface can extend another interface in Java.
• Functional interfaces can extend other functional interfaces in Java.

• The child interface can have only one abstract method, but can inherit default methods from the parent interface.

• Example: interface Parent { void method1(); } interface Child extends Parent { void method2(); }
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Q1. Hoisting, CSS selector, Reverse string programme, Angular Hooks
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Q1. Basic Question CSS, HTML5, Angular
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Coding test regarding the tools and technologies

Q1. Asked about the connections
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Q2. Questions on coding
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