Skip to contentSkip to footer

Test Development Engineer Interview Questions

Salaries
Interviews

5,609 test development engineer interview questions shared by candidates

Round 2: Telephone 1. Diff between String and StringBuffer? 2. Which is better in performance String or StringBuffer? 3. What is the choice of Java DS if your frequent operation is Insertion and Deletion? 4. What command do you use for Keyboard operations in Selenium Webdriver? 5. What is finally and finalize? 6. Difference between Implict and Explicit Wait in Selenium? 7. Web Element Locator question. 8. What all the exceptions you've faced so far?
avatar

Software Development Engineer In Test

Interviewed at Fidelity Investments

4.1★
May 29, 2018

Round 2: Telephone 1. Diff between String and StringBuffer? 2. Which is better in performance String or StringBuffer? 3. What is the choice of Java DS if your frequent operation is Insertion and Deletion? 4. What command do you use for Keyboard operations in Selenium Webdriver? 5. What is finally and finalize? 6. Difference between Implict and Explicit Wait in Selenium? 7. Web Element Locator question. 8. What all the exceptions you've faced so far?

Round 2 1. Explain the Automation Framework Work you've been working on with your previous company. 2. When you've have 5 environment and 50 services, how would you give this provision in your framework. ans: Hardcode the environment and the services in the properties file and then start the automation framework. 3. What is Singleton in Design Principle and where did you used in your Automation Framework? ans: Singleton principle uses the instance of the class only once. The Database class where the DB connection is established is a good example of singleton design principle. 4. When you've 5 different class, and each class has its own pre-conditions what TestNG annotation(s) you would use to execute class 1 to class 5? ans: Use @BeforeClass in each of the class. 6. What will happen when you put @Test Annotation in the Class level? I explained the legacy framework of my previous company. Precision and Accuracy is what they expect while you explain the framework. Basically, it covers, Java Concepts (if the framework had been written in java), the design patterns like Singleton implementation in the framework. The scalability of framework and the work flow of the framework. In general, you should know in and out of the framework you've used to write the automation suite for the REST APIs you've worked on.
avatar

Software Development Test Engineer

Interviewed at Myntra

3.7★
Feb 17, 2018

Round 2 1. Explain the Automation Framework Work you've been working on with your previous company. 2. When you've have 5 environment and 50 services, how would you give this provision in your framework. ans: Hardcode the environment and the services in the properties file and then start the automation framework. 3. What is Singleton in Design Principle and where did you used in your Automation Framework? ans: Singleton principle uses the instance of the class only once. The Database class where the DB connection is established is a good example of singleton design principle. 4. When you've 5 different class, and each class has its own pre-conditions what TestNG annotation(s) you would use to execute class 1 to class 5? ans: Use @BeforeClass in each of the class. 6. What will happen when you put @Test Annotation in the Class level? I explained the legacy framework of my previous company. Precision and Accuracy is what they expect while you explain the framework. Basically, it covers, Java Concepts (if the framework had been written in java), the design patterns like Singleton implementation in the framework. The scalability of framework and the work flow of the framework. In general, you should know in and out of the framework you've used to write the automation suite for the REST APIs you've worked on.

Viewing 4511 - 4520 interview questions

Glassdoor has 5,609 interview questions and reports from Test development engineer interviews. Prepare for your interview. Get hired. Love your job.