Backend Software Engineer
Backend Software Engineer Interview Questions and Answers
Q1. What database would you prefer when starting the application
I would prefer using a relational database like PostgreSQL when starting the application.
Relational databases provide strong consistency and ACID compliance
PostgreSQL is open-source, widely used, and has a strong community support
Supports complex queries and transactions
Good performance for read-heavy applications
Q2. How to handle if any error comes on sites etc.
Error handling on sites involves logging, alerting, and gracefully handling errors to prevent user impact.
Implement logging to track errors and monitor site performance.
Set up alerts to notify the team immediately when errors occur.
Provide users with informative error messages to guide them on next steps.
Use try-catch blocks in code to gracefully handle errors and prevent crashes.
Regularly review and update error handling processes to improve site reliability.
Q3. how would you start chat application from scratch
To start a chat application from scratch, you would need to design the architecture, choose the technology stack, implement user authentication, create messaging functionality, and deploy the application.
Design the architecture of the application including database structure, server-client communication, and user interface.
Choose the technology stack based on the requirements of the application, such as Node.js for backend, WebSocket for real-time communication, and React for...read more
Q4. Array Traversal using topological sort algorithm
Topological sort can be used to traverse an array of strings in a specific order.
Topological sort is used to order elements based on their dependencies.
In the context of array traversal, we can use topological sort to determine the order in which strings should be processed.
For example, if strings represent tasks and their dependencies, we can use topological sort to ensure tasks are executed in the correct order.
Q5. Right most node in almost complete bst
The rightmost node in an almost complete binary search tree is the last node in the last level of the tree.
In an almost complete binary search tree, all levels are completely filled except possibly for the last level, which is filled from left to right.
To find the rightmost node, start at the root and traverse the tree by always going to the right child until reaching the last level.
The rightmost node will be the last node visited in the last level of the tree.
Q6. Reverse a HashMap
To reverse a HashMap, create a new HashMap with keys and values swapped.
Create a new HashMap to store the reversed key-value pairs.
Iterate through the original HashMap and add each entry to the new HashMap with key and value swapped.
Return the reversed HashMap.
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