Tip 1 : Go through even the smallest concepts as everything is linked to each other and making basic concepts strong will help in understanding complex concepts.
Tip 2 : Solve as many coding questions as you can.
Tip 3 : Having an internship / professional work experience will always be a plus.
Tip 1 : Always keep it short (1page, max 2 pages)
Tip 2 : Only keep those technologies in your resume for which you are highly confident with.



String 'S' is NOT case sensitive.
Let S = “c1 O$d@eeD o1c”.
If we ignore the special characters, whitespaces and convert all uppercase letters to lowercase, we get S = “c1odeedo1c”, which is a palindrome. Hence, the given string is also a palindrome.
Tip 1 : Be comfortable with the platform
Tip 2 : Choose coding language with which you are very comfortable (mostly the one with which you are planning to give interview)
It was in the afternoon and the interviewer was quite friendly. They were asking basic concepts and then moved to complex concepts.
Questions were based on OOPS, Multithreading, core Java, String, SQL theory, and queries
In the end, they asked a coding question, I had to do it on paper and show it to them. The question was about how to get a factorial of a number.
Overall it was a great experience.



Consider if ‘N’ = 4, the Factorial of 4 will be the product of all numbers from 1 to 4, which is 1 * 2 * 3 * 4 = 24. Hence, the answer is 24.
Used recursion to solve this problem.
What is multithreading
What are the four pillars of OOPS
They asked general questions and technical questions
1. Tell me about yourself
2. Explain SDLC (software development life cycle).
3. Where do you see in next five years
4. Why LTI?
5. Strengths and weaknesses
6. Comfortable with relocation?

Here's your problem of the day
Solving this problem will increase your chance to get selected in this company
One of the following is a selection statement, Which is it?