Zeus Learning QA Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Logical + Quantitative questions +subjective round for QA -> questions to figure the mistake in designs

Q1. 100 apples in 5 consecutive days, each day 6 more than the previous day, how many apples were eaten on the first day
Ans. 8 + 14 + 20 + 26 + 32 = 100 -> Ans: 8
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Q2. 80 pairs of socks in a dark room, 40 black, 40 white, how many minimum number of socks need to be taken out to get 15 pairs of socks
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Minimum 31 socks need to be taken out to get 15 pairs of socks
• To get 15 pairs of socks, you need to have 30 socks of different colors

• After taking out 30 socks, the next sock you take out will complete the 15 pairs

• So, minimum 31 socks need to be taken out to get 15 pairs of socks
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Q3. 11 mins hourglass and 7 mins hourglass, use them both to calculate 15 mins
Ans. 1. use both 11 and 7 at same time and stop as 7 empties on one side -> total = 7 and 11 mins divided in 4 + 7 2. flip 7 mins glass and let 4 mins emptied, stop as 4 mins passes -> total = 7 + 4 = 11 and 7 mins divided in 3 + 4 3. let 4 mins pass -> total = 7 + 4 + 4 = 15 mins
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Q5. Why Quality Assurance
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Quality Assurance ensures that products meet high standards and customer expectations.
• Ensures product quality and reliability

• Identifies and fixes defects early in the development process

• Increases customer satisfaction and trust in the product

• Reduces risks and costs associated with product failures
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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QA Engineer with 5 years of experience in software testing, automation, and a passion for delivering high-quality products.
• Experienced in manual and automated testing, using tools like Selenium and JUnit.

• Strong background in Agile methodologies, participating in daily stand-ups and sprint planning.

• Proficient in writing test cases and bug reports, ensuring clear communication with development teams.

• Worked on a project t...read more
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Q2. Pen weight = 2 kg + 1/2 of its own weight -> what is the weight of pen?
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The weight of the pen is 4 kg.
• To find the weight of the pen, we can set up the equation: pen weight = 2 kg + 1/2 of its own weight

• Let x be the weight of the pen. The equation becomes: x = 2 + 1/2 * x

• Solving for x, we get x = 4 kg
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Q3. 3 boxes with apples, oranges, apples + oranges --> labels are jumbled that is each box is labeled incorrectly, least number of steps required to correct the labels, considering each fruit we pick out is on...read more
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To correct the labels on 3 boxes with jumbled fruit labels, the least number of steps required is 2.
• Pick a fruit from the box labeled 'apples + oranges', since it must contain both fruits.

• Then pick a fruit from the box labeled 'oranges', as it cannot contain apples.
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Q4. When designing an online carrom game, if the game is paused in between and then resumed again, what all things need to be saved?
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When designing an online carrom game, the saved data when the game is paused and resumed should include player scores, positions of coins, game state, and timer status.
• Player scores should be saved to ensure continuity.

• Positions of coins on the board should be saved to resume the game accurately.

• Game state (such as whose turn it is) should be saved to maintain the flow.

• Timer status should be saved to resume the game wi...read more
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Q5. Two jugs -> 5L and 3L -> fill 4L using only them, while wasting the least amount of water
Ans. 1. fill 5L and empty it in 3L ---> 5L has 2L and 3L has 3L 2. empty 3L ---> 5L has 2L and 3L has 0L 3. empty 5L into 3L ---> 5L has 0L and 3L has 2L 4. fill 5L to the top ---> 5L has 5L and 3L has 2L 5. fill 3L till full using 5L ---> 5L has 4L and 3L has 3L
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