Browseinfo Python Developer Intern Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. No need to prepare. Interviewers are not having technical skills. Even if you give wrong answers, you will be get selected.
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Q1. What is your expected salary?
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I expect a salary that reflects my skills, experience, and the industry standards for this role.
• Research industry standards: For example, Glassdoor or Payscale can provide insights into average salaries for similar roles.

• Consider my experience: With 5 years in software development, I would expect a salary in the range of $80,000 to $100,000.

• Location matters: Salaries can vary significantly based on the cost of living i...read more
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1st round we had 3 coding question that has to be written(Easy,Medium,Hard)

We had Gd with self intro

Q1. Tell me about Yourself
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Q2. He gave me a coding question
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DSA coding easy ,time complexity,space complexity

Q1. Tiktactoo logic,SQL,
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Q2. Tell about yourself
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Q1. Tell me something about your job role
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As a Software Developer, my job role involves designing, coding, testing, and maintaining software applications.
• Designing and implementing software solutions based on user requirements

• Writing clean and efficient code using programming languages like Java, C++, or Python

• Testing and debugging software to ensure it functions correctly

• Collaborating with cross-functional teams to develop and deploy software applications

• Main...read more
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Q2. Tell me about yourself
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I am a software developer with experience in multiple programming languages and a passion for problem-solving.
• Experienced in Java, C++, and Python

• Strong understanding of data structures and algorithms

• Worked on various projects including web development and mobile app development

• Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills
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Written Coding Test - Arrays, Matrix in any language

GD is Group Discussion only shortlisted students will attend GD Round

Q1. I've not attended
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Q2. Then there will be a HR Round
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Q1. Peak element in array
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Q2. 2 dimentional array rotate 90 degree
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Rotate a 2D array by 90 degrees clockwise
• Transpose the array

• Reverse each row of the transposed array
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Pollitices current generation

Coding test in any language

Any topics for the GD

Q1. Experience about the java script
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I have extensive experience with JavaScript, focusing on web development, frameworks, and asynchronous programming.
• Proficient in ES6+ features like arrow functions, promises, and async/await for cleaner code.

• Experience with frameworks like React and Angular for building dynamic user interfaces.

• Utilized Node.js for server-side development, enabling full-stack JavaScript applications.

• Implemented RESTful APIs and handled ...read more
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Q2. My work experience about the java scirpt
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Q3. Palindrome in any code language
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Q4. Other general maths programming questions
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Q1. What are plugins, workflows, and custom actions in Dynamics 365, and in what scenarios would you utilize each?
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Plugins, workflows, and custom actions in Dynamics 365 enhance functionality and automate processes tailored to business needs.
• Plugins: Custom code that runs in response to specific events (e.g., creating a record). Example: Validating data before saving.

• Workflows: Automated processes that can be triggered by events or scheduled. Example: Sending an email notification when a lead is created.

• Custom Actions: User-defined...read more
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Q2. What is the difference between managed and unmanaged solutions?
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Managed solutions are controlled and maintained by a platform, while unmanaged solutions are more flexible and user-defined.
• Managed solutions are packaged and can be easily imported/exported, e.g., a managed plugin for a CMS.

• Unmanaged solutions allow for direct customization and source code access, e.g., a custom-built application.

• Managed solutions are versioned and can be upgraded easily, while unmanaged solutions req...read more
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Q3. Can you explain the lifecycle of a Lead to Opportunity process in CRM?
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The Lead to Opportunity process in CRM involves converting potential customers into actionable sales opportunities.
• Lead Generation: Identify potential customers through marketing efforts, referrals, or networking.

• Lead Qualification: Assess leads based on criteria like budget, need, and authority to determine their potential.

• Lead Nurturing: Engage with leads through personalized communication to build relationships and ...read more
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Q4. What are the key differences between Sales, Customer Service and Field Service modules in Dynamics 365?
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Dynamics 365 modules differ in focus: Sales targets revenue, Customer Service enhances support, and Field Service manages on-site operations.
• Sales Module: Focuses on managing leads, opportunities, and sales processes. Example: Tracking sales pipeline and forecasting revenue.

• Customer Service Module: Aims to improve customer satisfaction through support and service management. Example: Handling customer inquiries and com...read more
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Q5. What steps would you take if a Power Automate flow fails intermittently?
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Troubleshooting intermittent failures in Power Automate flows involves systematic analysis and testing.
• Check the flow's run history for error details and patterns.

• Review the connections and authentication settings to ensure they are valid.

• Examine the triggers and actions for any timeouts or limits that may be exceeded.

• Implement error handling within the flow to capture and log failures for further analysis.

• Test the flo...read more
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