Publicis Sapient Sdet Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Stale Element , Parallel Execution ,
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Q1. Easy Question good experience Best company Core java basics
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Q2. Basic selenium , Testng
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Q1. Explain about yourself
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Q2. What is exploratory testing and adhoc testing and how you used these in your project?
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Exploratory testing is a simultaneous learning, test design, and test execution approach. Adhoc testing is an informal testing approach without any predefined test cases.
• Exploratory testing involves exploring the software, learning about it, and designing and executing tests on the fly.

• Adhoc testing is unplanned and unstructured testing where testers randomly test the application without any specific test cases.

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Q3. Roles and responsibilities in your previous projects
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Q4. Difference between mobile and web testing?
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Mobile testing focuses on apps for smartphones and tablets, while web testing focuses on websites accessed through browsers.
• Mobile testing involves testing apps on different devices and operating systems.

• Web testing involves testing websites on different browsers and screen sizes.

• Mobile testing includes testing for touch gestures and device-specific features.

• Web testing includes testing for cross-browser compatibility ...read more
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Q5. Challenges faced in your last project?
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Q1. Questions on switching
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Q2. Packet flow in routers, osi model , etc
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Packet flow in routers involves data transmission through different layers of the OSI model.
• Packet flow starts at the network layer where packets are routed based on IP addresses.

• Packets then move to the data link layer where MAC addresses are used for communication.

• Finally, packets are transmitted physically through the network interface.

• OSI model consists of 7 layers: Physical, Data Link, Network, Transport, Session,
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Q1. Database question
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Q2. Inner join, constraint
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Q1. Introduction current project framework java core selenium etc
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Q1. Introduction current project framework core java version control CI/CD selenium etc
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Q1. Introduction salary discussion joining location LWD etc
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Q1. Anagram factorial cake 8 piece cut puzzle Left join query write API response parsing
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Q2. 8L 3L 5L puzzle reverse arraylist JSON response parsing POJO Mock concepts
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Q3. PUT and PATCH difference
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PUT is used to replace an entire resource while PATCH is used to update a part of the resource.
• PUT replaces the entire resource with the new one provided in the request body

• PATCH updates only the specified fields in the resource

• PUT requires the client to send the entire resource while PATCH only requires the updated fields

• PUT is idempotent while PATCH is not necessarily idempotent
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