Xcaliber Infotech Software Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Where do you live?
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I live in a cozy apartment in downtown Seattle.
• I live in downtown Seattle

• My apartment is cozy

• I enjoy the urban lifestyle
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Q2. Family background
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Q3. Introduction
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Easy to medium level questions

Questions on recursion, string, array and patterns

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MCQ + CODING(intermediate level)

Q1. Basic questions related to JS, ANGULAR, Node JS, and some Coding questions
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Todo application was the assignment task to complete in one day.

Q1. Ubuntu install?
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Q2. Windows install?
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Q1. How many years of experience you have
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Such like blood relation questions, graph, alphabet and numeric values etc

Related to operators, oop concepts

Q1. Basic questions like introduce my self, expectation salary etc
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Q2. Oop concepts questions, SQL database query etc
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Q3. And any questions about our company
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Q4. 2 Coding questions Java, Python questions and machine learning
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2 technical interviews will be there

Q1. Second round is with senior technical person
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Topics:
Python, Django, MySQL, Automation, Technical questions

Q1. Topics: Python, Django, MySQL, Automation, Technical questions
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Q2. Explain Django Architecture
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Django follows Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern.
• Django has a high-level architecture that follows the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern.

• The Model layer represents the database schema and business logic.

• The View layer is responsible for rendering the templates and presenting the data to the user.

• The Controller layer handles the user's input and interacts with the Model and View layers.

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Q3. Difference between XML and JSON
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XML is a markup language while JSON is a lightweight data interchange format.
• XML uses tags to define elements while JSON uses key-value pairs.

• XML is more verbose and complex than JSON.

• JSON is easier to read and parse than XML.

• XML supports namespaces and validation while JSON does not.

• XML is widely used in web services and document exchange while JSON is preferred for data exchange between applications.
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Employee model CRUD APIS USING SRPING BOOT & MYSQL

Q1. TELL ME ABOUT YOUR SELF
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Q2. SPRING BOOT VS SPRING
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Spring Boot is a framework that simplifies Spring development by providing pre-configured settings and dependencies.
• Spring Boot is built on top of the Spring framework.

• Spring Boot provides a standalone executable that can run the application.

• Spring Boot provides auto-configuration, which reduces the need for manual configuration.

• Spring Boot provides a wide range of starter dependencies that can be easily added to the p...read more
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Q3. JPA VS HIBERNATE WHAT IS ADVANTAGE USING JPA
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JPA is a specification while Hibernate is an implementation of JPA. JPA provides a standard API for ORM frameworks.
• JPA is a standard API for ORM frameworks

• JPA provides a vendor-neutral interface

• JPA allows for easy switching between ORM frameworks

• Hibernate is an implementation of JPA

• Hibernate provides additional features beyond JPA
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Q4. WHTA IS MYSQL GROUP BY & DISTINCT
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MySQL GROUP BY is used to group rows with same values. DISTINCT is used to remove duplicate values from a column.
• GROUP BY is used with aggregate functions like COUNT, SUM, AVG, etc.

• DISTINCT is used to retrieve unique values from a column.

• GROUP BY and DISTINCT can be used together to group and retrieve unique values.

• Example: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM table_name GROUP BY column_name;

• Example: SELECT DISTINCT column_name FROM t
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Q5. WHAT ARE SCOPES ARE AVAILABLE IN SPRING
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Spring has four scopes: Singleton, Prototype, Request, and Session.
• Singleton scope creates a single instance of a bean.

• Prototype scope creates a new instance of a bean every time it is requested.

• Request scope creates a new instance of a bean for each HTTP request.

• Session scope creates a new instance of a bean for each HTTP session.
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