Interview Experience at 360Logica Noida | Automation Testing Profile

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In this article we will be sharing interview experience of 360Logica in Noida for Automation Testing profile.

Interview Experience at 360Logica Noida

Date - 20th Feb 2021
Company - 360Logica
Location - Noida
Interviewer - Ankit

Round 1 
  • What are your roles and responsibilities in current project?
  • Structure of the test cases in SOAP UI?
  • Explain about the properties in SOAP UI?
  • How can you parameterise the endpoints in SOAP UI?
    • Can be done using properties
  • Difference between API and Webservices?
  • What is URI?
  • Can we use get instead of post?
  • What is the format of URI?
    • URI = scheme:[//authority]path[?query][#fragment]
  • Difference between API and unit testing?
    • API testing focuses on the output of the system under test, it is a kind of blackbox testing. Whereas, unit testing is a kind of whitebox testing where a developer can debug the code to understand the logic.
  • What is StaleElementException?
    • When an element has changed its position. Stale means old element or element doesn't exist anymore.
  • What is design pattern?
    • Singleton design pattern
    • Factory pattern
    • Builder pattern
    • Prototype pattern
  • Types of page locators?
    • id
    • cssSelector
    • xPath
    • className
    • tagName
    • linkText
    • partialLinkText
    • name
  • What are the 3 symbols used in cssSelector for ends-with, starts-with and contains
    • ^  - starts-with
      • Example - cssSelector("a[idˆ='gb_70']")
    • $  - end-with
    • *  - contains

Round 2 
Date - 24th Feb 2021
Interviewer - Rajesh

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