Do you know what SDLC stands for and how is it different than Agile? Do you understand Requirements and why do we have requirements? What is 'Software Quality Assurance'? What is 'Software Testing'? Can you write a test case? Can you execute a test case? How long have you been doing this kind of work? Have you worked in Agile or SCRUM? Can you write a test plan?
1) Reverse the words in a sentence 2) Find the highest integer value in an array 3) Find the count of occurrence of all characters in a string 4) Can't remember the 4th one
Q. Do you lie to protect if u like some one
Conclusion We can conclude that both Java and Python languages have their own benefits. It really is up to you to opt a particular language for your project. Where Python is simple and succinct, Java is quick and more portable. While Python codes are dynamically-coded, Java is statically-coded. Python’s future is very glaring from where we see and presume that its future is assertive. Python is far from perfect but if we say that python is a future and emerging language than we have to agree that Java is present, it’s APIs are widely used.
The technical interview was cool. Fetch data from an API and compute values returned from the endpoint. Lots of async / promise knowledge needed to solve it on the fly I was told I was the only candidate to reach a solution.
Some Medium level question from leet code
Core Java , Selenium and Rest Assured
Describe your past project experience
max palindrome in a string
Given an array of arrays, where subarrays are pairs of numbers, write a program that will merge any overlapping intervals and return the non-overlapping interval
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