Uber Data Science Intern Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Calculate no of rows after join
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Calculate the number of rows after joining two datasets.
• Count the number of rows in each dataset

• Perform the join operation

• Count the number of rows in the resulting dataset
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Q2. Split person name in excel
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Use Excel's text to columns feature to split person names into separate columns.
• Select the column containing the full names

• Go to the Data tab and click on Text to Columns

• Choose 'Delimited' and select the delimiter that separates the names (e.g. space)

• Click Finish to split the names into separate columns
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Q1. How do you setup a Dark Store?
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Setting up a Dark Store involves converting a retail store into a fulfillment center for online orders.
• Select a suitable location for the Dark Store, preferably in a centralized area with good access to transportation.

• Optimize the layout of the store for efficient picking, packing, and shipping of orders.

• Implement inventory management systems to track stock levels accurately and prevent stockouts.

• Train staff on order f...read more
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Q2. How do joins work in the simplest manner?
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Joins combine data from two or more tables based on a related column.
• Joins are used to retrieve data from multiple tables based on a related column

• Common types of joins include INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN, RIGHT JOIN, and FULL JOIN

• Example: SELECT * FROM table1 INNER JOIN table2 ON table1.id = table2.id
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Q3. Write a basic query explaining the order of execution?
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The order of execution in a query determines the sequence in which operations are performed.
• 1. The order of execution in a query typically follows the sequence: FROM, WHERE, GROUP BY, HAVING, SELECT, ORDER BY.

• 2. The FROM clause specifies the tables involved in the query.

• 3. The WHERE clause filters the rows based on specified conditions.

• 4. The GROUP BY clause groups the rows that have the same values into summary rows.

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Q4. Difference between Group By and Distinct?
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Group By is used to aggregate data based on a specific column, while Distinct is used to remove duplicate rows from a result set.
• Group By is used with aggregate functions like COUNT, SUM, AVG, etc.

• Distinct is used to retrieve unique values from a column or set of columns.

• Group By can be used to group data based on multiple columns, while Distinct operates on individual columns only.
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Duration - 1hr, Mostly questions are from Excel and SQL ( But a little knowledge of R and Python is very useful) .For me, it's knowing the concepts and answering no codes were ask to write.

Q1. Basic 1-on-1 round with your manager/ or any senior from the company
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Asked to write different SQL queries.
1. Moving average of lf previous 10 days
2. For a data which records in and out time of an employee. How many employees were present in the office at a given time
3. A/B testing vs pre-post testing

1. Had to come up with a method to give a score to each user based on FRM(frequency, recency, monetory)
2. Guesstimate: how many burgers does McD sells in a day

Q1. About previous experience situation based questions excel problem solving
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Q2. Tell me about yourself difference between data quality and data validity
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Q1. Tell me about yourself. Joins questions
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SQL query optimisation

Q1. Regular discussion, about job role, why swiggy
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Q1. Sql questions on windows functions, subquery
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Q2. Guesstimmate on how many cricket bat is solved in a year
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It is difficult to accurately estimate the number of cricket bats sold in a year without specific data.
• The number of cricket bats sold in a year can vary based on factors such as seasonality, popularity of cricket, and market trends.

• One approach to estimate could be to consider the total population of cricket-playing countries and the average number of bats owned by players.

• Another approach could be to look at the sale...read more
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