AgilePoint QA Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Framework structre and automation
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Q2. Ci/cd pipelines
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Q1. What are server and client side codes
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Server side code runs on the server and client side code runs on the client's browser.
• Server side code is executed on the server before the data is sent to the client's browser.

• Client side code is executed on the client's browser after receiving the data from the server.

• Examples of server side code include PHP, Java, and Python.

• Examples of client side code include JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
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Aptitude test level was easy

Q1. Java basics questions
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Q2. Selenium excel related coding
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Using Selenium with Excel involves reading and writing data for automated testing.
• Use Apache POI library to read/write Excel files in Java.

• Example: Reading data from Excel can be done using FileInputStream and Workbook classes.

• Example: Writing data to Excel involves creating a FileOutputStream and using the Sheet and Row classes.

• Selenium can interact with web elements based on data retrieved from Excel.
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Complex aptitude Test

Q1. Test estimation techniques
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Test estimation techniques involve various methods to predict the time and resources needed for testing activities.
• Use historical data from previous projects to estimate testing effort

• Break down the project into smaller tasks and estimate each task individually

• Use expert judgment from experienced QA engineers to provide input on estimation

• Consider complexity, risks, and dependencies when estimating testing effort
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Q2. Equals to vs ==
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Equals to (equals method) checks value equality, while == checks reference equality in Java.
• equals() method compares the actual content of objects. Example: 'abc'.equals('abc') returns true.

• == operator checks if both references point to the same object in memory. Example: String a = new String('abc'); String b = new String('abc'); a == b returns false.

• For primitive types, == compares values directly. Example: int x = 5...read more
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Q1. Manual and automation relatated question
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Q1. More about Manual and automation Api testing
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Q1. PDM round mostly general interaction
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