1st round: The technical interviews consisted of a leetcode-style easy question, and a playlist shuffling question. Both of these interviews didn't expect you to actually have runnable code, just an explained thought process. Final round: Many behavioral questions were asked about my ability to work with others. The coding interview was a sudoku based question.
In your internship, you mentioned achieving 95%+ detection accuracy with YOLOv11. What was the most challenging part of getting the model to that level of accuracy?
Core Java, Spring, Hibernate
write the code for the prime number from 1 to 100 and sql question write the querie for the lowest 3 salaries
you are given an array [1,5,3,6,2,4,4,7] now print all the pairs whose sum is equal to 8, for example 1,7 4,4 5,3 6,2
remove pair from given string
Arrays, Trie, Queue, Map, System design
string manipulations and a design question. Overall, questions seem Leetcode easy questions, but I feel like they looked whether an interviewee can come to the most efficient solution and how the person can talk thru the steps.
Self intro Guestimates
Build the automation framework from scratch
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