- What's the difference between SQL, DDL, and DML?
- What's a join? An inner join? An outer join?
- Describe HTTP.
- What's a design pattern?
- Can you explain the singleton, vistor, facade, or handle class design pattern?
- When you do an ls -l, describe in detail everything that comes up on the screen.
- Tell me three ways to find an IP address on a Unix box.
- Write a bubble sort.
- Write a linked list.
- Describe an object.
- What does object-oriented mean to you.
- Can you explain what a B tree is?
- What's the difference between UDP and TCP?
- What is ICMP?
- What's the difference between a stack and a Queue?
- Do you know anything about the protection rings in the PC architecture?
- How much hardware/Assembler/Computer Architecture experience do you have.
- Explain final, finalize, and finally. When the finalize is invoked? How does GC work? etc.
- What is your experience with Servlet and JSP?
- What is the Prototype design pattern?
- In a system that you are designing and developing, a lot of small changes are expected to be committed at the end of a method call (persisted to the DB). If you don't want to query the database frequently. what would you do?
- Give an example in which you will combine several design patterns, and explain how the system can benefit from that.
- Why would you apply design patterns (benefits)?
- What is a two-phase commit?
- What will happen if one of your web-server or appserver crashs during its execution?
- What are various problems unique to distributed databases
- Describe the file system layout in the UNIX OS
- what is disk interleaving
- why is disk interleaving adopted
- given a new disk, how do you determine which interleaving is the best
- give 1000 read operations with each kind of interleaving determine the best interleaving from the statistics
- draw the graph with performace on one axis and 'n' on another, where 'n' in the 'n' in n-way disk interleaving. (a tricky question, should be answered carefully)
- Design a memory management scheme.
- What sort of technique you would use to update a set of files over a network, where a server contains the master copy.
Design pattern HTTP OOP SQL Interview Questions
Design pattern HTTP OOP SQL Interview Questions
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