Calm beyond chaos 🌄
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The Most Indian use of the Most Expensive Folding Phone In India!
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When something heinous like the Kolkata incident happens, the impact is beyond repair, especially when it occurs at a workplace or college. Some effects are so subtle we don’t even notice them. After such an event, in smaller towns, parents might hesitate to send their daughters out, many will lose opportunities for higher education, and women at workplaces may feel unsafe working late-night shifts. In smaller places, a girl has to fight many challenges to pursue basic dreams, and such events make it even harder. Imagine doing nothing wrong, simply seeking opportunities to fulfill your dreams, only to have your chance to grow snatched away because of someone else’s wrongdoing. Safety and the right to grow are basic needs. We can’t let this continue. A society which does not protect and respect its women can have no claim of being civilised.
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Kolkata rape case is so disturbing - sharing some unfiltered thoughts
Offcampus job hunt is tiring as well as exhausting, but that one offer is worth every struggle.
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Polymorphism: Flexibility. Abstraction: Hiding complexity. Use Cases and Examples: Real-life applications of OOP features. How data abstraction is utilized in software development
DBMS (Database Management System): ACID Properties: Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability. Joins: Types of joins (INNER, LEFT, RIGHT, FULL). Join Operations: Given tables to perform join operations. Subquery without join: Discussed alternative approaches. (Live coding)
Computer Networks (CN): OSI Model: Explained each of the 7 layers. Layers of OSI Model: Focus on functionalities of each layer. TCP/IP Model: Compared with OSI. How transmission takes place: Detailed the data transmission process. TCP vs UDP: Key differences and use cases.
Four walls, countless memories (made in 4 years!)
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Engineering last paper tomorrow. #timeflies
Blr folks, I have two extra tickets for Under 25..if anyone wants dm.
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- internal working of hashmap - multithreading - Two coding questions - one easy level and one medium - optimize the code, improve time complexity and modifications around it. - some HR questions
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- Project explanation. - Workflow of data in backend - Scenario based questions - Exception handling implementation - OOPS principles - Polymorphism - Types of Runtime exceptions - Real time example of implementing handling exception - Collection framework
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For the second round, I messed up a little, still the questions where respectively (it was purely technical) : - Introduction - Why Java? - Resume grinding - Since my resume was all around data science, why java? - Subjects in academics - Difference between Java and Python
Gave my first interview on "Java Developer intern"(offcampus), got the opportunity through linkedin, for a startup. Questions: - Tell me about yourself - Your academic strengths - What is Java? - What is object oriented structure? - Pillars of OOPS - Packages in Java
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Quick update - Cleared ,will share the experience of next round soon
Gave my first interview on "Java Developer intern"(offcampus), got the opportunity through linkedin, for a startup. Questions: - Tell me about yourself - Your academic strengths - What is Java? - What is object oriented structure? - Pillars of OOPS - Packages in Java
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Some common ways to apply. (I'm tired of the same question again and again in DMs, even after sharing the flowchart on a page)
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- Springboot basics - Spring JPA, Hibernate and MySQL Was mostly a discussion sort of thing. Purely technical and common behavioral questions.
- Interfaces - Collection framework - internal working of hashmap - interfaces implemented by Collection - Discussions around HashSet - Difference between ArrayList class and LinkedList class - Questions around Exception Handling - Multithreading - Working of stack