TestingXperts QA Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Exception handling in java
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Exception handling in Java is a mechanism to handle runtime errors and prevent program crashes.
• Use try-catch blocks to handle exceptions

• Throw exceptions using the 'throw' keyword

• Use finally block to execute code regardless of exception

• Handle specific exceptions using multiple catch blocks

• Create custom exceptions by extending the Exception class
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Q2. Soft Assersion in TestNG
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Soft assertions in TestNG allow multiple assertions to be executed in a test case without stopping the execution on the first failure.
• Soft assertions are implemented using the SoftAssert class in TestNG.

• Soft assertions are useful when you want to continue executing the test case even after encountering failures.

• All assertions are collected during the test execution and reported at the end of the test case.

• Example: Soft...read more
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Q1. Salary discussion
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Q1. Java coding on Strings and Selenium
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Q1. Technical round where they asked me if I know any production support tools
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Q1. What is job scale
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Job scale refers to the level or position within a company's hierarchy or organizational structure.
• Job scale determines the responsibilities, authority, and salary of an employee.

• It can include entry-level positions, mid-level management, senior management, and executive roles.

• Employees may move up the job scale through promotions or advancements.

• Job scale can also refer to the size of the company or the scope of its o
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What was challenging

Q1. Basics of testing
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Q1. Exception handling in java
Ans. 
Exception handling in Java is a mechanism to handle runtime errors and prevent program crashes.
• Use try-catch blocks to handle exceptions

• Throw exceptions using the 'throw' keyword

• Use finally block to execute code regardless of exception

• Handle specific exceptions using multiple catch blocks

• Create custom exceptions by extending the Exception class
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Q2. Soft Assersion in TestNG
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Soft assertions in TestNG allow multiple assertions to be executed in a test case without stopping the execution on the first failure.
• Soft assertions are implemented using the SoftAssert class in TestNG.

• Soft assertions are useful when you want to continue executing the test case even after encountering failures.

• All assertions are collected during the test execution and reported at the end of the test case.

• Example: Soft...read more
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Basic aptitude and logical along with English language test for writing, speaking and listening.

Q1. They ask you to play a game on their PC and then give you a single page questionnaire containing questions related to game and you need to write it in one hour including game play time. This basically to ...read more
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Q1. Just casual talk in English to know that you are profient in English.
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Q1. One to one round with manager. Questions are related to games that you have played.
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