Cornet Technology Interview Questions and Answers

Level was medium to hard

Q1. Technical interview
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Q2. Questions on DSA Cs fundamentals
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Q3. Coding questions
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Q4. Ques on String array
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Q5. To print tree in anticlock wise direction
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To print a tree in anticlockwise direction, start from the bottom left and traverse each level from right to left.
• Start from the bottom left of the tree

• Traverse each level from right to left

• Print the nodes as you traverse
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Q1. Normal dp problems
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Q1. About resume and projects
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Q1. About my current company
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Q2. About the work I do in my current company
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Coding round where they ask few coding questions

2 coding questions, aptitude and electronics

Q1. Teamcenter Architecture?
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Q2. Dispatcher function?
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Dispatcher function is responsible for managing and coordinating tasks or requests within a system.
• Coordinates tasks or requests to appropriate resources

• Prioritizes tasks based on urgency or importance

• Tracks progress and updates stakeholders

• Handles incoming requests and assigns them to available resources

• Examples: task scheduler in an operating system, job dispatcher in a computing cluster
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Q3. Steps of cloning?
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Cloning involves the process of creating a genetically identical copy of an organism.
• Isolate the DNA from the organism to be cloned

• Insert the DNA into a vector, such as a plasmid

• Introduce the vector into a host cell, such as a bacteria or yeast

• Allow the host cell to replicate, creating multiple copies of the DNA

• Grow the host cell into a full organism with the same genetic makeup as the original
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Q4. Workflow designer?
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Q1. Area of expertise?
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I specialize in software engineering, focusing on system architecture, cloud solutions, and performance optimization.
• Expert in designing scalable microservices architectures, e.g., implementing a service-oriented architecture for a large e-commerce platform.

• Proficient in cloud technologies, particularly AWS and Azure, having migrated on-premise applications to cloud environments.

• Strong background in performance optimiz...read more
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Q2. Steps to resolve a problem?
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Identify, analyze, brainstorm solutions, implement, evaluate, and document.
• Identify the problem by gathering information and understanding the root cause.

• Analyze the problem to determine the best course of action.

• Brainstorm potential solutions with team members or stakeholders.

• Implement the chosen solution and monitor its effectiveness.

• Evaluate the outcome to ensure the problem is resolved and document the process for ...read more
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Q1. Ready to reallocate?
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Yes, I am ready to reallocate for the right opportunity.
• I am open to relocating for the right job opportunity that aligns with my career goals.

• I have experience moving for previous roles and am comfortable with the process.

• I understand the benefits of relocating, such as new experiences and career growth.
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Q2. Salary discussion
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Total questions - 5
Quantitative, Logical Reasoning and English

Q1. What is the implementation of a circular queue using structures in C and classes in C++?
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Implementing a circular queue using structures in C and classes in C++ for efficient data management.
• A circular queue uses a fixed-size array and wraps around when the end is reached.

• In C, define a structure with front, rear, and size attributes.

• In C++, use a class to encapsulate queue operations and maintain data integrity.

• Both implementations should include functions for enqueue, dequeue, and checking if the queue is...read more
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Q2. Sort a vector of strings alphabetically
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Sort a vector of strings alphabetically using standard sorting algorithms.
• Use built-in sorting functions like std::sort in C++ or Collections.sort in Java.

• Example in Python: sorted(['banana', 'apple', 'cherry']) returns ['apple', 'banana', 'cherry'].

• Consider case sensitivity; 'Apple' and 'apple' may be treated differently.

• For custom sorting, provide a key function to define sorting criteria.
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