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The duration of this round was around 20 minutes and there were 40 questions in total. This round consisted of standard mathematical, logical aptitude questions. Aptitude questions based on directions, speed and time, profit loss, etc. were asked. Out of 40 questions, around 15 questions were diagram based questions like finding the odd one, predicting the next pattern, etc.

The Second Round is an Online coding test that lasts for around 30 minutes to 1 hour. It was held on the coder byte platform. There were around 5-6 MCQs and 1 Coding Question. MCQ Questions - Predict the output, find errors, Simple language-based questions etc. The Coding Question was from Arrays, Strings, etc. For Example, You are given a string like “ONE PLUS THREE MINUS TWO” and you will have to give output as “TWO”

They will give you a frontend or Backend role based on your performance in Interviews Rounds.

Q1. 1. Heap theoretical questions were asked
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Q2. 2. Linked List theoretical
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Q3. 3. Reverse String was asked
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Q4. 4. Print FIBONACCI series
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Print Fibonacci series
• Fibonacci series is a sequence of numbers where each number is the sum of the two preceding ones

• The first two numbers of the series are always 0 and 1

• The series can be generated using a loop or recursion

• Example: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377, 610, 987, 1597, 2584, 4181
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Q5. 5. Make Push Function for Queue, implement it using Array or Arraylist
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Implement Push Function for Queue using Array or ArrayList
• Create a function that takes an array or ArrayList and a string as input

• Add the string to the end of the array or ArrayList

• Return the updated array or ArrayList
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Q6. 6. How to make an Arraylist and add 5 numbers in Arraylist
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Create an ArrayList and add 5 numbers to it.
• Declare an ArrayList variable and initialize it

• Use the add() method to add numbers to the ArrayList

• Numbers can be of any data type (int, double, etc.)

• Example: ArrayList<Integer> numbers = new ArrayList<>(); numbers.add(1);

• Make sure to import the ArrayList class
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Q7. 7. How is HASHMAP internally stored in Java?
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HashMap in Java is internally stored as an array of linked lists.
• HashMap uses hashing to store key-value pairs

• Each key is hashed to an index in the array

• If there are collisions, a linked list is used to store multiple values at the same index

• The default initial capacity of HashMap is 16 and load factor is 0.75

• HashMap is not thread-safe and requires synchronization for concurrent access
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Q8. 8. OOPS Pillars were asked
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Q9. 9. Explain each pillar of OOPS with a real-life example
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Explanation of OOPS pillars with real-life examples
• Abstraction: Hiding implementation details, e.g. using a TV remote without knowing how it works

• Encapsulation: Grouping related data and functions, e.g. a car's engine and transmission

• Inheritance: Creating new classes from existing ones, e.g. a sports car class inheriting from a car class

• Polymorphism: Using a single interface to represent multiple classes, e.g. a shape ...read more
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Q10. 10. Object and Classes
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Q11. 11. Overloading and Overriding explain with examples
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Overloading and overriding are two concepts in object-oriented programming that allow methods to have multiple implementations.
• Overloading is when a class has multiple methods with the same name but different parameters.

• Overriding is when a subclass provides a different implementation of a method that is already defined in its superclass.

• Overloading is resolved at compile-time while overriding is resolved at runtime.

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Q1. 1. Why did you make this project?
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Q2. 2. What all features did you implement?
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I implemented various features including X, Y, and Z.
• Implemented feature X which improved system performance by 20%

• Developed feature Y which allowed for real-time data analysis

• Added feature Z which improved user experience by simplifying the interface
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Q3. 3. How will you handle conflict within the team?
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Q1. What are unit testing and integration testing?
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Unit testing focuses on testing individual components or units of code in isolation, while integration testing focuses on testing how those units work together.
• Unit testing is done on individual units or components of code to ensure they work correctly in isolation.

• Integration testing is done to test how those individual units work together as a whole system.

• Unit testing is typically done by developers, while integrati...read more
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Q2. What is Black-box testing?
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Black-box testing is a software testing method where the internal structure or code of the application is not known to the tester.
• Tests are conducted based on the software requirements and functionality.

• Tester focuses on inputs and outputs without knowledge of how the system works internally.

• Common techniques include equivalence partitioning, boundary value analysis, and decision table testing.

• Examples: Functional test
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The duration of this round was around 20 minutes and there were 40 questions in total. This round consisted of standard mathematical, logical aptitude questions. Aptitude questions based on directions, speed and time, profit loss, etc. were asked. Out of 40 questions, around 15 questions were diagram based questions like finding the odd one, predict the next pattern, etc

The Second Round is an Online coding test that lasts for around 30 minutes to 1 hour. It was held on the coder byte platform. There were around 5-6 MCQs and 1 Coding Question. MCQ Questions - Predict the output, find errors, Simple language-based questions etc. The Coding Question was from Arrays, Strings, etc. For Example, You are given a string like “ONE PLUS THREE MINUS TWO” and you will have to give output as “TWO”

They will give you a frontend role based on your performance in Interviews Rounds.

Q1. 1. Simple Coding Problem with the implementation of SETS and HASH MAPS 2. OOPS Pillars 3. Explain each pillar of OOPS with a real-life example 4. Errors in CONSTRUCTOR 5. Create a program in which if w...read more
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Q2. You may be asked a few questions related to CSS, Bootstrap (if mentioned in your resume) in Front End Dev Questions: 1. Media Query in CSS 2. Scroll and Height Adjust in CSS 3. Number of Columns in each...read more
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Q1. This was a RESUME BASED Round of around 30 minutes and it started with your introduction. There will be a discussion related to the projects that you made. 1. Why did you make this project? 2. What all f...read more
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Q2. There could be a few Behavioural and scenario-based questions like: 1. How will you handle conflict within the team? 2. What is more dangerous between shark and elephant? 3. How will you help your team ...read more
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The duration of this round was around 20 minutes and there were 40 questions in total. This round consisted of standard mathematical, logical aptitude questions. Aptitude questions based on directions, speed and time, profit loss, etc. were asked. Out of 40 questions, around 15 questions were diagram based questions like finding the odd one, predict the next pattern, etc.

The Second Round is an Online coding test that lasts for around 30 minutes to 1 hour. It was held on the coder byte platform. There were around 5-6 MCQs and 1 Coding Question. MCQ Questions - Predict the output, find errors, Simple language-based questions etc. The Coding Question was from Arrays, Strings, etc. For Example, You are given a string like “ONE PLUS THREE MINUS TWO” and you will have to give output as “TWO”

They will give you a frontend role based on your performance in Interviews Rounds.

Q1. Questions were related to Java Language, DSA and OOPS. Type of questions asked: 1. Simple Coding Problem with the implementation of SETS and HASH MAPS 2. OOPS Pillars 3. Explain each pillar of OOPS wit...read more
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Q2. You may be asked a few questions related to CSS, Bootstrap (if mentioned in your resume) in Front End Dev Questions: 1. Media Query in CSS 2. Scroll and Height Adjust in CSS 3. Number of Columns in each...read more
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Q1. This was a RESUME BASED Round of around 30 minutes and it started with your introduction. There will be a discussion related to the projects that you made. 1. Why did you make this project? 2. What all f...read more
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Q2. There could be a few Behavioural and scenario-based questions like: 1. How will you handle conflict within the team? 2. What is more dangerous between shark and elephant? 3. How will you help your team ...read more
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