Solartis Technology Services Operations Associate Interview Questions and Answers for Freshers

With project-specific programming languages such as Python, Java, and others.

Q1. Any Design Pattern question
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Q1. Professionalism and Team contribution related
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Q1. Innumerable and iqueryable
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Q2. What is dot net core life cycle
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Dot net core life cycle is the process of initializing, executing, and disposing of an application.
• The life cycle starts with application startup and ends with application shutdown.

• It includes various stages such as configuration, dependency injection, middleware pipeline, and request processing.

• During the life cycle, the application can handle events such as exceptions, shutdown, and restart.

• The life cycle can be cust...read more
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Q1. C++ concept, oops, file handling, exception handling
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Q1. Types of Triggers in ADF
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Types of triggers in Azure Data Factory include schedule, tumbling window, event-based, and manual.
• Schedule trigger allows you to run pipelines on a specified schedule

• Tumbling window trigger runs pipelines at specified time intervals

• Event-based trigger runs pipelines based on events like file arrival or HTTP request

• Manual trigger allows you to manually trigger pipeline runs
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They asked react theoretical questions and one javascript coding round was there which was mandatory to clear the intervuew

Q1. Should possess knowledge on OS?
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Q2. Should be willing to work at night from office.
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Q1. What Os have you worked on?
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I have worked on Windows, Linux, and macOS operating systems.
• Windows

• Linux

• macOS
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Q2. What are device drivers?
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Device drivers are software programs that allow the operating system to communicate with hardware devices.
• Device drivers act as a translator between the hardware device and the operating system.

• They provide a standardized way for the operating system to interact with different hardware devices.

• Examples include drivers for printers, graphics cards, network adapters, and USB devices.
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