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the questions asked were First coding question - Given a string and asked to find out count of characters present using stream 8 Map vs flatmap Different java 8 features and explain What is method reference in java 8 and give an example Different interface methods Asked Microservices if I worked on it Exception handling in spring Spring vs spring boot How RestApi works How to implement security in spring JavaScript - Dev vs span Box tag
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Java Fullstack Developer

Interviewed at HCLTech

3.5★
Jul 28, 2025

the questions asked were First coding question - Given a string and asked to find out count of characters present using stream 8 Map vs flatmap Different java 8 features and explain What is method reference in java 8 and give an example Different interface methods Asked Microservices if I worked on it Exception handling in spring Spring vs spring boot How RestApi works How to implement security in spring JavaScript - Dev vs span Box tag

Context for Live Code Review You are asked to review the design of a library/SDK for a feature that will be used in different apps, and improve it in collaboration with the interviewer. It's a basic Daily Workout Engine and this library will be responsible for handling the state of a daily workout. In this code below, you will find out the domain logic to be reviewed. It was created by a junior engineer (the interviewer :)) and this engineer is not yet confident and wants your feedback before opening a pull/merge request. Times Mandatory rest between exercises Rest between reps (2-3 seconds) Detailed Requirements of the Task 1. It should guarantee workout lifecycle: 1 - WORKOUT_CREATED 2 - WORKOUT_EXERCISE_X_STARTED (X = 1 TO [3-10]) 3 - WORKOUT_EXERCISE_X_COMPLETED (X = 1 TO [3-10]) 4 - WORKOUT_FINISHED 2. A daily workout has a minimum of 3 exercises and maximum 10. 3. A daily workout has a mandatory rest time between the exercises, in seconds. 4. An exercise has a number of repetitions to be done and a minimal and max time to complete it, after it has started. 5. Minimal and max time depends on the number of repetitions. Minimal time is 2 seconds per repetition and max is 3. 6. If the exercise is completed outside the minimal and max time, it's flagged as failed. 7. When it ends, a score is given to the workout. The score is integer between 0 and 10. Round(non-failed exercises / total exercises) * 10  # workout_controller.py from datetime import datetime def main(): controller = WorkoutController() controller.create_workout(1, 60) controller.add_exercise(10) controller.add_exercise(5) controller.start_exercise(0) controller.complete_exercise(0) controller.start_exercise(1) controller.complete_exercise(1) controller.finish_workout() class WorkoutController: def __init__(self): self.workout_id = 0 self.rest_time = 0 self.exercises = [] self.score = 0 self.status = "NOT_STARTED" def create_workout(self, id, rest_time): self.workout_id = id self.rest_time = rest_time self.status = "WORKOUT_CREATED" print(f"Workout {self.workout_id} created with {rest_time} seconds rest time") def add_exercise(self, repetitions): exercise = self.Exercise(repetitions) self.exercises.append(exercise) print(f"Added exercise number {self.exercises[exercise] + 1} with {repetitions} repetitions") def start_exercise(self, index): if 0 <= index < len(self.exercises): exercise = self.exercises[index] exercise.start() print(f"Started exercise {index}") else: print(f"No exercise found at index {index}") def complete_exercise(self, index): if 0 <= index < len(self.exercises): exercise = self.exercises[index] end_time = datetime.now() exercise.complete(end_time) print(f"Completed exercise {index}.") else: print(f"No exercise found at index {index}") def finish_workout(self): self.status = "WORKOUT_FINISHED" self.calculate_score() print(f"Workout finished with score: {self.score}") def calculate_score(self): passed_exercises = sum([1 for exercise in self.exercises if exercise.is_passed()]) self.score = 0 if not self.exercises else int((passed_exercises / len(self.exercises)) * 10) class Exercise: def __init__(self, repetitions): self.repetitions = repetitions self.start_time = None self.min_time = repetitions * 2 self.max_time = repetitions * 3 self.status = "NOT_STARTED" def start(self): self.start_time = datetime.now() self.status = "STARTED" def complete(self, end_time): if self.start_time: duration = (end_time - self.start_time).total_seconds() if self.min_time <= duration <= self.max_time: self.status = "COMPLETED" else: self.status = "FAILED" def is_passed(self): return self.status == "COMPLETE" if __name__ == "__main__": main()
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Fullstack Engineer

Interviewed at Welltech

2.2★
Feb 11, 2026

Context for Live Code Review You are asked to review the design of a library/SDK for a feature that will be used in different apps, and improve it in collaboration with the interviewer. It's a basic Daily Workout Engine and this library will be responsible for handling the state of a daily workout. In this code below, you will find out the domain logic to be reviewed. It was created by a junior engineer (the interviewer :)) and this engineer is not yet confident and wants your feedback before opening a pull/merge request. Times Mandatory rest between exercises Rest between reps (2-3 seconds) Detailed Requirements of the Task 1. It should guarantee workout lifecycle: 1 - WORKOUT_CREATED 2 - WORKOUT_EXERCISE_X_STARTED (X = 1 TO [3-10]) 3 - WORKOUT_EXERCISE_X_COMPLETED (X = 1 TO [3-10]) 4 - WORKOUT_FINISHED 2. A daily workout has a minimum of 3 exercises and maximum 10. 3. A daily workout has a mandatory rest time between the exercises, in seconds. 4. An exercise has a number of repetitions to be done and a minimal and max time to complete it, after it has started. 5. Minimal and max time depends on the number of repetitions. Minimal time is 2 seconds per repetition and max is 3. 6. If the exercise is completed outside the minimal and max time, it's flagged as failed. 7. When it ends, a score is given to the workout. The score is integer between 0 and 10. Round(non-failed exercises / total exercises) * 10  # workout_controller.py from datetime import datetime def main(): controller = WorkoutController() controller.create_workout(1, 60) controller.add_exercise(10) controller.add_exercise(5) controller.start_exercise(0) controller.complete_exercise(0) controller.start_exercise(1) controller.complete_exercise(1) controller.finish_workout() class WorkoutController: def __init__(self): self.workout_id = 0 self.rest_time = 0 self.exercises = [] self.score = 0 self.status = "NOT_STARTED" def create_workout(self, id, rest_time): self.workout_id = id self.rest_time = rest_time self.status = "WORKOUT_CREATED" print(f"Workout {self.workout_id} created with {rest_time} seconds rest time") def add_exercise(self, repetitions): exercise = self.Exercise(repetitions) self.exercises.append(exercise) print(f"Added exercise number {self.exercises[exercise] + 1} with {repetitions} repetitions") def start_exercise(self, index): if 0 <= index < len(self.exercises): exercise = self.exercises[index] exercise.start() print(f"Started exercise {index}") else: print(f"No exercise found at index {index}") def complete_exercise(self, index): if 0 <= index < len(self.exercises): exercise = self.exercises[index] end_time = datetime.now() exercise.complete(end_time) print(f"Completed exercise {index}.") else: print(f"No exercise found at index {index}") def finish_workout(self): self.status = "WORKOUT_FINISHED" self.calculate_score() print(f"Workout finished with score: {self.score}") def calculate_score(self): passed_exercises = sum([1 for exercise in self.exercises if exercise.is_passed()]) self.score = 0 if not self.exercises else int((passed_exercises / len(self.exercises)) * 10) class Exercise: def __init__(self, repetitions): self.repetitions = repetitions self.start_time = None self.min_time = repetitions * 2 self.max_time = repetitions * 3 self.status = "NOT_STARTED" def start(self): self.start_time = datetime.now() self.status = "STARTED" def complete(self, end_time): if self.start_time: duration = (end_time - self.start_time).total_seconds() if self.min_time <= duration <= self.max_time: self.status = "COMPLETED" else: self.status = "FAILED" def is_passed(self): return self.status == "COMPLETE" if __name__ == "__main__": main()

oops concept (diff bwn interface & abstraction), how to manage a session in MVC? what is view data and view bag? sql joins, aggregate functions? for react seroiusly interviewer asked on coomands such as how to create react app and class components instead react concepts or redux concept
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Fullstack Development

Interviewed at Coforge

3.7★
Apr 24, 2021

oops concept (diff bwn interface & abstraction), how to manage a session in MVC? what is view data and view bag? sql joins, aggregate functions? for react seroiusly interviewer asked on coomands such as how to create react app and class components instead react concepts or redux concept

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Développeur Java Fullstack

Interviewed at Talan

3.1★
Apr 17, 2021

L'échange techniques avec le manager tech et très enrichissant, par contre l' échange avec le commercial est un peu bizarre, des questions des années 90 ( vos qualités, comment tu gères les stressés , votre comportement avec votre collègues....... ) il pause des questions techniques bizarre . Conseil : A revoir vos commercials

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