Thryve Digital Senior Consultant Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Explain thread lifecycle.
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Thread lifecycle refers to the various stages a thread goes through during its execution.
• A thread is created using the 'new' keyword or by implementing the 'Runnable' interface.

• The thread is started using the 'start()' method.

• During its execution, the thread can be in various states such as 'Runnable', 'Blocked', 'Waiting', etc.

• The thread can be interrupted using the 'interrupt()' method.

• The thread completes its execut...read more
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Q2. Explain profiling in Springboot
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Profiling in Springboot is a way to measure and analyze the performance of an application.
• Profiling helps identify performance bottlenecks and optimize code

• Springboot provides built-in support for profiling through the use of various tools such as VisualVM and JProfiler

• Profiling can be done on both the server-side and client-side of the application

• Profiling can help identify memory leaks, CPU usage, and other performan
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Q3. Advantages of SQL over NoSQL
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SQL is better for structured data and complex queries, while NoSQL is better for unstructured data and scalability.
• SQL is better for handling complex queries and transactions

• SQL databases have better data consistency and integrity

• NoSQL is better for handling unstructured data and scalability

• NoSQL databases are more flexible and can handle large amounts of data

• SQL databases are better suited for applications with a fixe...read more
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Q1. Explain your last project.
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Java Functional programming

Q1. Java 8 features
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Q2. Design patterns
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Q1. Experience in company
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Q2. Expectation of salary
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Hackerrank coding test related to Java 8, Spring Boot and some other JPA stuff. The recruiter just told me that it was an online coding challenge so I did not know what to expect or what to prepare. I just thought it would be some DSA or puzzle challenge round. I think it was 30 questions in 30 minutes of something like that. I thought that did not do well, surprisingly they asked to attend the second round.

Q1. What happens to a HTTP request when it leaves a client making a call and before reaching the server?
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HTTP request passes through multiple network layers before reaching the server.
• HTTP request is first sent from client to local network router.

• Router forwards request to Internet Service Provider's network.

• Request then passes through multiple routers and switches in the internet backbone.

• Finally, request reaches the server hosting the requested website or service.

• Each network layer adds its own headers and metadata to t
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Q2. Why is HTTP stateless?
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HTTP is stateless because it does not retain information about previous requests.
• HTTP treats each request as an independent transaction without any knowledge of previous requests.

• This design simplifies implementation and improves scalability.

• State information can be managed using cookies or session tokens.

• Example: When a user logs into a website, the server may create a session token to track the user's activity.
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Q3. General questions about my career.
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Q1. Work experience
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