Nimblechapps Web Developer Trainee Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. How does the virtual DOM improve performance?
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Q2. It minimize direct DOM updates, reducing reflows are repaints.
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Q1. What is debugging
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Debugging is the process of identifying and fixing errors or bugs in software code.
• Identifying and isolating issues in the code

• Using tools like breakpoints and print statements to track down bugs

• Fixing errors to ensure the code runs correctly

• Testing the code to verify that the bugs have been resolved
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Q2. How debugging can be achieved
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Debugging can be achieved by identifying and fixing errors in the code.
• Use debugging tools like breakpoints to pause the code execution and inspect variables

• Review the code logic and look for syntax errors or logical mistakes

• Utilize logging to track the flow of the program and identify issues

• Test the code with different inputs to reproduce and isolate the bugs

• Collaborate with team members to get fresh perspectives on t
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Q3. Tell me about Yourself
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The company came on campus, and it was the very first round in which it was not a group discussion, more it was like an individual interview within a group of 10 people of my college, the interviewer asked question on Polymorphism, Inheritance and difference between class and structure and told everyone to not to speak same answer as the groupmate it was all live and was proctored.
I was the only Person out of sixty one students who were shortlisted for face to face interview in Noida add the company's office itself I reached there add two in the noon There was no receptionist I waited for like 57 minutes on the sofa I knocked the gate nobody answered it again knocked the gate there was a developer standing over I asked him to come out and I had a word with him and what the statement he gave me I was in shock he asked me why are you here and for what purpose you are here I was like bro is this for real I told him I had an interview scheduled and I came all the way from a particular place which is 280 kilometers one side from their office and I started 4 in the morning.

They gave me a coding question paper in which there were two questions number one was reverse a string and input sample input was Helo and we have to reverse that and the next question was of matrix in which the question was there is a matrix of M Cross N Rows you have to spiral traverse it in clockwise direction and output the elements in one day array form this was the question so I had to solve this I solved both the questions but the 1st 1 was absolutely easy I cleared it very easily and the second question it was little bit tricky and it was of medium level so I attempted it and 15 to 20% I made some logic and gave the paper to the HR that I am done with the paper you can give it to the concerned developer and After my paper got checked the developer came It was that developer only Whom I have mentioned in the very first paras he was from Bihar he came to me he told me Explain both the programs I explained him the first one very easily and I explained him the 2nd one program's approach as welI I did knew that it was not absolutely right but yeah I told him the approach that I used so he told me to explain me the very first program which was reversing of string without using the logic which I used the logic that I used was of slicing he said me that he told me that I don't have to use this logic And neither I have to use a direct function he told me you have to solve this program by a logic in which you don't have to define a new variable I was like I asked him questions back and forth for 5 to 7 minutes we had a discussion and I gave him the code in python he said no so I gave him the code in C++, in C++ when I used the loop so I have to initialize i that means I have initialized a new variable I gave him the paper I made my hands up I was like no sir I'm not able to do it if you can do it would be very appreciable so he took the pen and wrote the code and the funniest thing I found about that when he wrote the entire code he defined 3 new variables and I was like you told me not to do that and you're doing it by yourself and I asked the interviewer very politely sir you have defined 3 new variables so he told me no no no the question that I wanted to ask you that there should be low space complexity I was like what the heck bro he didn't ask me this question and to defend his answer he told me that we can erase these things these 3 things I was like if I would have done that you weren't allowing me to erase that and if you did then you can erase that bravo!!! well done this entire process was completed in less than 5 minutes then the HR came she told me we will intimate me the result through my WhatsApp but I asked her again she told me we will intimate you through WhatsApp and when I came out of the office I knew it because they didn't have my WhatsApp number I knew it so moral of the story is I wasted my 20 hours of single day because I traveled back to the same place from where I started I lost my 20 hours just for the sake of 5 minute interview and how on Earth you can judge a software developer trainee interviewe in less than 5 minutes.

- Basic Data Structure Programs
- Conceptual Programs in JavaScript, Python or any other language

Q1. What motivates you?
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Q2. Can you provide an example of a time you faced a conflict while working on a team? How did you handle it?
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Q3. Tell me about a time you had to learn a new skill or technology to succeed in a role.
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Q4. What steps do you take to ensure accuracy in your work?
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Q5. Tell me about a time you failed. How did you handle the situation, and what did you learn from it?
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Hard questions,its difficult to think and solve,

Very hard logical questions,which made hard to think logically

Q1. So you have prior experience with Javascript ?
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Yes, I have prior experience with Javascript.
• I have worked on various projects using Javascript.

• I am familiar with popular Javascript libraries and frameworks like React and Node.js.

• I have experience in writing clean and efficient Javascript code.

• I have used Javascript for both front-end and back-end development.
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In the previous round, they give you a link to freecodecamp course - basic javascript.
In this round (Coding) every single question is asked from the exact same course, as is.

Q1. The HR discusses salary and commutation and other things
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Given a pattern and we need to complete the pattern within 40mins, also allows completing this problem in any language ( c,c++, python, java).

Q1. Went through a technical interview, and was asked to solve some coding questions(4 - 5), and some technical stuff. It is one on one interview.
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Q2. Also, test our reasoning skills and explanation of an algorithm.
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Q1. Another technical round.
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Q1. This is the final phase of the recruitment
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Q2. Tell me about your family, friends, and intermediate.
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I have a close-knit family and a supportive group of friends. I also have intermediate skills in various programming languages.
• My family is very important to me and we have a strong bond.

• I have a few close friends who have always been there for me.

• In terms of programming, I have intermediate skills in languages like Java, Python, and JavaScript.
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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I am a front end developer with 5 years of experience in creating user-friendly and visually appealing websites.
• 5 years of experience in front end development

• Proficient in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

• Strong understanding of responsive design principles

• Experience with front end frameworks like React and Angular

• Ability to collaborate with designers and backend developers to implement website features

• Portfolio showcasing pre
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Q2. Why do you want to join Webdew
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I want to join Webdew because of their reputation for innovative web development and their focus on creating user-friendly experiences.
• Webdew has a strong track record of delivering cutting-edge web development projects.

• I am impressed by their portfolio of user-friendly websites and applications.

• I believe joining Webdew will provide me with opportunities to learn and grow as a front-end developer.

• Their company culture ...read more
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Q3. What were your day-to-day responsibilities at your last job?
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As a front end developer, my day-to-day responsibilities at my last job included designing and developing user interfaces, collaborating with the design team, and ensuring cross-browser compatibility.
• Designing and developing user interfaces

• Collaborating with the design team

• Ensuring cross-browser compatibility
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