Particle41 Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Difference between Adhoc vs monkey testing
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Adhoc testing is unplanned and unstructured testing, while monkey testing is random and exploratory testing.
• Adhoc testing is performed without any specific test cases or plan.

• Monkey testing involves randomly clicking around the application to find bugs.

• Adhoc testing is more focused on exploring the application in an unplanned manner.

• Monkey testing is more about randomly interacting with the application to see how it be...read more
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Q2. Scenario based question on priority and severity
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Understanding priority and severity is crucial in QA to effectively manage defects and their impact on the project.
• Severity refers to the impact of a defect on the system's functionality. For example, a crash is high severity.

• Priority indicates the urgency of fixing a defect. A minor UI issue might be high priority if it affects a major release.

• A critical bug that causes data loss is both high severity and high priorit...read more
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Q1. Tell me your project in detail. How can I know I alone didnt create the whole project.
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Q2. Go for weak points again and again
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Q1. Explain your roles and responsibilities as a QA in your project
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Q2. Test cases writing for real applications
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Test cases for real applications involve writing scenarios to validate functionality and ensure quality.
• Identify test scenarios based on requirements

• Write test cases with clear steps and expected results

• Include positive and negative test cases

• Consider edge cases and boundary conditions

• Use automation tools for repetitive tests
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Q1. Questions on RTM, QA Processes, Agile
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Q2. Logical and scenario based questions
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Q3. Challenges in testing
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Challenges in testing include time constraints, lack of resources, changing requirements, and complex systems.
• Time constraints can lead to rushed testing and potential oversights.

• Lack of resources such as testing tools or skilled testers can hinder thorough testing.

• Changing requirements can result in rework and impact testing efforts.

• Complex systems with interconnected components can make it difficult to identify and i...read more
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Q1. Have you ever used SQL?
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Yes, I have used SQL extensively in my previous roles as a Software Test Analyst.
• I have experience in writing complex SQL queries to test database functionality.

• I have used SQL to validate data integrity and perform data analysis.

• I have also used SQL to create and modify test data for various scenarios.

• Examples of databases I have worked with include MySQL, Oracle, and SQL Server.
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Q2. How would you test a login page?
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Test login page by verifying user authentication and authorization.
• Verify correct username and password combination

• Check for error messages on incorrect login attempts

• Test for session timeout and session management

• Test for password reset functionality

• Test for multi-factor authentication if applicable
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How would you write test cases for a traffic signal?