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Fourth Dimension Technologies Interview Question

Fourth Dimension Technologies Interview Question  This blog explains about  FOURTH DIMENSION TECHNOLOGIES Interview Questions and is given below :- FOURTH DIMENSION TECHNOLOGIES Why String is Immutable? Give Some Example. In java, string objects are immutable. Immutable simply means unmodifiable or unchangeable.Once string object is created its data or state can’t be changed but a new string […]

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Xerago Fresher Interview Questions – Part 1

Xerago Fresher Interview Questions – Part 1 This blog explains about Xerago Fresher Interview Questions – Part 1 and is given below :    1. The least perfect square , which is divisible by each of 21, 36 and 66 is A. 214434             B. 214344            C […]

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SANDS Technologies Fresher Interview Questions with Answers

SANDS Technologies Fresher Interview Questions with Answers  This blog explains about SANDS Technologies Fresher Interview Questions with Answers and is given below :  1.Remove Duplicates in this string “coconut” // CPP program to remove duplicate character // from character array and print in sorted // order #include <bits/stdc++.h> using namespace std;   char *removeDuplicate(char str[], int […]

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MVI Technologies Fresher Interview Questions

MVI Technologies Fresher Interview Questions  This blog explains about MVI Technologies Fresher Interview Questions and is given below :    1.In a given strg first letter should be in caps and last letter should be in small and find how many vowels present in the string. // Java program to Convert characters  // of a string […]

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Minuscule Technologies Fresher Interview Questions

Minuscule Technologies Fresher Interview Questions  This blog explains about Minuscule Technologies Pvt . Ltd . Fresher Interview Questions and is given below :   1.Write a program to find second largest number in an array, without sorting. // JAVA Code for Find Second largest // element in an array class GFG {       /* Function to […]

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Aspire Systems Interview Questions with Answers – Part 2

Aspire Systems Interview Questions with Answers – Part 2  This blog explains about Aspire Systems Interview Questions with Answers – Part 2 and is given below :  1. Three partners shared the profit in a business In the ratio 5 :7 : 8. They had partnered for 14 months, 8 months and 7 months respectively. What was […]

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Aspire Systems Interview Questions with Answers – Part 1

Aspire Systems Interview Questions with Answers – Part 1  This blog explains about Aspire Systems Interview Questions with Answers – Part 1 and is given below :  ASPIRE SYSTEMS – Written Test Part A – APTITUDE QUESTIONS 1. Which number replaces the question marks ? 734619 110907 524232 995001 678297 1548?? Answer : 8,1 Explanation : Reading each […]

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Finatel Interview Questions with Answers – Part 1

Finatel Interview Questions with Answers – Part 1  This blog explains about Finatel Interview Questions with Answers – Part 1  and is given below : Software Testing —Written Test— Level I Answer all the questions 1. Choose the correct defect life cycle a. New,Open,Retest,Fix,Reopen b.New,Open,Fix,Retest,Closed c. New,Fix,Reopen,Closed,Retest d. New,Retest,Fix,Reopen,Closed Answer : Option B 2. Which statement is true […]

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Tips on improving your English speaking skills

        Tips on improving your English speaking skills You want to learn how to speak English fluently, but do not know where to start? Don’t worry, this post will help you to speak English fluently: Just follow the tips below on ‘Tips on improving your English speaking skills’ 1. Start with believing […]

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Interview Aptitude Questions – Series with Answers

Interview Aptitude Questions – Series with Answers  This blog explains about Interview Aptitude Questions – Series with Answers and is given below :  1)Which number does not belong to this series 1,1,2,3,4,5,8,13,21? Answer : Option A Explanation : It is 4 and is based on adding the adjacent number in the series. 1+1=2 1+2=3 2+3=5, there […]

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