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Q1. A custom 2 pointers
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Custom 2 pointers question for Junior Engineer interview.
• Explain the concept of 2 pointers technique in array manipulation.

• Discuss how 2 pointers can be used to solve problems like finding a pair with a given sum in an array.

• Provide examples of using 2 pointers to solve problems efficiently.
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Q2. Basic c# crud operation
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Q1. Api call in Angular
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Api call in Angular involves making HTTP requests to fetch data from a server.
• Use HttpClient module to make API calls

• Subscribe to the Observable returned by the HTTP request

• Handle the response data or errors in the subscription callback function
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Q1. Neural networks
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Q1. Technical questions Javascript basics, Node js
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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I am a passionate UI/UX and Visual Designer with a strong background in creating user-centric designs.
• Experienced in conducting user research and creating wireframes

• Proficient in using design tools such as Adobe XD and Sketch

• Skilled in creating visually appealing interfaces that enhance user experience
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Q1. How to load data incrementally
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Loading data incrementally involves updating only new or changed data instead of reloading entire dataset.
• Identify the key field that determines new or updated records

• Use timestamp or versioning to track changes

• Implement a process to extract, transform, and load only new or updated data

• Consider using tools like Change Data Capture (CDC) or Incremental Load in ETL processes
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Q2. What are SCD types
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SCD types refer to slowly changing dimensions in data warehousing, categorized into Type 1, Type 2, and Type 3.
• Type 1: Overwrite existing data with new data, losing historical information.

• Type 2: Create a new record for each change, preserving historical data with a new surrogate key.

• Type 3: Maintain both old and new values in separate columns within the same record.
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