QualityKiosk Technologies Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Modules of CTS application
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The CTS application consists of multiple modules.
• Some of the modules include: user management, content management, reporting, and analytics.

• Each module has its own set of features and functionalities.

• The modules are designed to work together seamlessly to provide a comprehensive testing solution.
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Q2. Difference between sanity and smoke testing
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Sanity testing is a narrow regression test while smoke testing is a broader test to check if the system is stable enough for further testing.
• Sanity testing is a quick test to check if the critical functionalities of the system are working fine after a small change.

• Smoke testing is a broader test to check if the system is stable enough for further testing.

• Sanity testing is usually done after a build is received while sm...read more
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Q3. Explain bug life cycle and STLC?
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Bug life cycle is the process of identifying, reporting, tracking, and resolving bugs. STLC is the process of testing software from planning to deployment.
• Bug life cycle includes stages like identification, reporting, reproduction, prioritization, resolution, and verification.

• STLC includes stages like requirement analysis, test planning, test case development, test execution, and test closure.

• Bug life cycle and STLC ar...read more
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Q1. What is the difference between verification and validation? Give me an example of low severity and high priority. Phases of agile methodologies? what is the defect life cycle?
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Verification ensures the product is built right, while validation ensures the right product is built.
• Verification involves checking if the software meets the specified requirements.

• Validation involves checking if the software meets the customer's needs and expectations.

• Example of low severity and high priority: Spelling mistake in the company logo on the homepage.

• Phases of agile methodologies: Planning, executing, moni...read more
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Q2. Difference between priority and severity
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Priority is the order in which defects should be fixed, while severity is the impact of a defect on the system.
• Priority determines the order in which defects should be fixed, based on factors like business impact or customer requirements.

• Severity indicates the impact of a defect on the system, ranging from critical (system crash) to minor (cosmetic issue).

• A high severity bug may not always have the highest priority if ...read more
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Q3. Explain the different phases of SDLC
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SDLC consists of phases like planning, analysis, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance.
• 1. Planning phase involves defining the project scope, goals, and requirements.

• 2. Analysis phase focuses on gathering and analyzing requirements.

• 3. Design phase involves creating a detailed design of the system.

• 4. Implementation phase is where the actual coding and development takes place.

• 5. Testing phase includes various ...read more
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Q4. What is defect life cycle?
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Defect life cycle is the process of identifying, reporting, fixing, retesting, and closing defects in software development.
• Defect identification: Defects are identified through testing or user feedback.

• Defect reporting: Defects are reported in a defect tracking system with details like severity and priority.

• Defect fixing: Developers fix the reported defects.

• Defect retesting: Testers verify that the defects are fixed co...read more
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Q1. What are your expectations? Tell us about your company? Why do want to change your job?
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Basic aptitude test with logical reasoning and some coding questions

Q1. What is collection
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A collection is a group of related objects or data items that are stored together.
• Collections can be used to store and manipulate multiple items of the same type.

• Examples of collections include arrays, lists, sets, and dictionaries.

• Collections provide methods for adding, removing, and accessing items within the group.
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Q2. WAP for calculator
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A simple calculator application using WAP
• Create a basic user interface with buttons for numbers and operations

• Implement functions for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division

• Display the result of calculations on the screen

• Handle user input and perform calculations accordingly
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Q1. What are hobbies
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Q1. Basic testing questions like what is sanity, regression, integration testing. Also questions on your previous projects and domains you have worked on.
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Q2. Sanity And smoke difference
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Sanity tests are quick checks to ensure basic functionality works, while smoke tests are broader tests to check if major functionalities work.
• Sanity tests focus on specific functionality, smoke tests cover major functionalities

• Sanity tests are quick and focused, smoke tests are more comprehensive

• Sanity tests are usually run after a build, smoke tests are run before regression testing

• Example: Sanity test - checking logi...read more
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Q3. Regression testing and restesting difference
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Regression testing is testing the entire application after a change, while retesting is testing a specific bug fix.
• Regression testing involves testing the entire application to ensure that new changes have not affected existing functionality.

• Retesting involves testing a specific bug fix to ensure that the issue has been resolved.

• Regression testing is typically done after every code change, while retesting is done after...read more
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Q4. Project details
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Q5. Domainknowledge
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