Webkul Software Software Developer Interview Questions and Answers

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2 basic project for creating and make project

Q1. How to flow your code
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Flowing code involves organizing and structuring code in a logical and readable manner.
• Break down the code into smaller functions or modules

• Use meaningful variable and function names

• Follow a consistent coding style and indentation

• Comment code to explain complex logic

• Use version control to track changes and collaborate with others
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Q2. What is the unique functionality in your project.
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Our project includes a unique functionality that allows users to customize their own user interface themes.
• Users can choose from a variety of color schemes and layouts to personalize their experience.

• The customization options are saved for each user, so they can easily switch between themes.

• This feature enhances user satisfaction and engagement with the software.
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Q1. Discuss about salary, work culture, politics also
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In 1st round they will provide a pattern question which you need to solve in 1 hour

Second round as well a coding test, which is a hard level of pattern coding test which you need to solve with in 45 minutes.

Q1. What is arrow function, write code to create a table (table structure will be provided).
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Arrow functions are a concise way to write functions in JavaScript.
• Arrow functions are written using the '=>' syntax.

• They do not have their own 'this' keyword.

• They are best suited for non-method functions.

• Example: const add = (a, b) => a + b;
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Q2. Git commands, what are the steps to commit and push code in git.

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To commit and push code in Git, you need to stage changes, commit them, and then push to the remote repository.

• Stage changes using 'git add ' or 'git add .' to add all changes

• Commit changes using 'git commit -m 'commit message''

• Push changes to remote repository using 'git push'

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