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C&R Software Interview Experinece

The document outlines the interview experience of Amansingh Thakur for a Java Developer position, detailing three rounds of interviews. Key topics included data structures, algorithms, object-oriented programming concepts, and database management system queries. The final round involved discussing projects from the resume and addressing technical questions, culminating in an HR inquiry about internship expectations.

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C&R Software Interview Experinece

The document outlines the interview experience of Amansingh Thakur for a Java Developer position, detailing three rounds of interviews. Key topics included data structures, algorithms, object-oriented programming concepts, and database management system queries. The final round involved discussing projects from the resume and addressing technical questions, culminating in an HR inquiry about internship expectations.

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C&R Interview Experience

Java Developer
Name:-Amansingh Thakur

1)Round 1 :-
Resume shortlisting for Java developers should focus on experience and projects.
Development experience is essential.
2)Round 2:- Duration(80 Min)
The interview began with an introduction, followed by a data structure and algorithm
question: 1004. Max Consecutive Ones III .
Key topics related to the object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts in Java
include inheritance, the static keyword, the final keyword, polymorphism, access modifiers,
and the class concept (encapsulation).
Next, I was asked database management system (DBMS) questions, which were
query-based. I was given a schema and needed to perform operations on it. There was one
table with IDs and names, and another table with IDs and last payment information. I was
required to determine how many people had not paid their bill in the last three months (i.e.,
where the last payment date was older than three months). This query was solved using a left
join.
Finally, I was asked some simple data structure and algorithm questions, such as the
difference between a vector and a linked list, and the distinction between a binary tree and a
binary search tree (BST).
3)Round 3:- Duration(45 Min)
This round began with an introduction, followed by questions about projects listed on
my resume. They asked me to present the code for one of the projects, and then they inquired
about the technical aspects of that code, such as API calls and other details. I demonstrated
that I had deployed the projects, so I shared the link with them, and they were able to view
the web application themselves.
After that, they asked me the first question, which was related to 162. Find Peak
Element. Once I completed that coding question, they presented me with a second data
structure and algorithm question that only required an explanation of the solution—there was
no need to code it. The question was about 268. Missing Number
Lastly, they asked me an HR question: What are your expectations from the C&R
Software 6-month internship?

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