One Network Enterprises Software Engineer II Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Basic Array String Stack based problem solving
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Q1. Basic DS Algo questions on Array, Queues, Stacks, and Recusrion. Difficulty should be easy to medium. Basic OOPs language questions.
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Q1. Basic OOPs question, SQL queries, and in depth microservices design architecture. Difficulty easy to medium.
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Q1. Basic questions and project overview, and then salary discussion.
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Q1. Basics questions For interview
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Reasoning questions and verbal ability questions

Coding questions related c and c++

Q1. Misslenous questions
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Dowry system

A HackerRank Test with 2 Coding question of easy and medium difficulty7

Q1. Questions on Java Core - streams api, features of java 8, multithreading, task scheduling, cron job, spring boot main annotations, global exception handling,
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Q2. MySQL Query, questions around basics of Angular
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Q1. F2f based interview round with tcs employees and we'll co-ordinated work and do well
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Q2. Explain your framework? Architecture of selenium
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Selenium is an open-source automation testing framework used to test web applications.
• Selenium supports multiple programming languages like Java, Python, C#, etc.

• It uses a client-server architecture where the client sends commands to the server to control the browser.

• Selenium provides different drivers for different browsers like Chrome, Firefox, etc.

• It supports different types of testing like functional, regression, a...read more
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There was logical and quant reasoning. Level was moderate

There was 2 coding questions which have to be solved in any language.

Q1. Good learning experience. Asked about your interest and all.
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Q2. Why do you want to join Infosys.
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Q1. How to create a dictionary with list as key
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To create a dictionary with list as key, use tuple conversion
• Convert the list to a tuple as lists are not hashable

• Use the tuple as the key in the dictionary

• Example: my_dict = {tuple(my_list): value}

• Example: my_dict[tuple(my_list)] = value
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Q1. Salary expectations in Organization
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