
Tracxn Backend Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
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and how the experience turned out.
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Backend Developer
first round is a dsa assessment. after that, there are 3 more technical rounds which are also dsa.
- Search for a particular word within a matrix.
- Find the longest substring.
- Perform a palindrome check.
Backend Engineer
You'll get a string with *, -, and + characters, and its length is a multiple of a given number (sub-string length). Your task is to write a function to hash this string. The hashing algorithm works like this: first, split the string into sub-strings of the given length, starting from the left. Then, figure out the weight of each sub-string, where weight is how many times a unique sub-string value shows up after splitting. After that, sort the unique sub-string values based on their weight, from highest to lowest. If any sub-strings have the same weight, sort them by character order: * comes first, then -, then +. Finally, create the hash by sticking together the sorted list of unique sub-strings and return it.
- Given a string and a sub-string length, write a function to hash the string based on the provided algorithm.
- Can you explain Data structures and algorithms?
- What are your thoughts on JavaScript?
Backend Developer
The interview focused on data structures like arrays, strings, and linked lists. It was important to have a good grasp of Java fundamentals, number systems, sorting algorithms, and common data structures such as trees, HashMap, ArrayList, LinkedHashSet, Map, and LinkedHashMap. Having solid foundational knowledge and practicing coding exercises helped me do well in the interview.
- Can you discuss Spring boot annotations?
- What are the basics of MongoFb?
- Tell me about Java Oops concepts.
Tracxn Backend Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Tracxn interview reports.
“Given a string, remove K consecutive characters from it.”
Read reports →“Given a string and a sub-string length, write a function to hash the string based on the provided algorithm.”
Read reports →“Find the longest substring.”
Read reports →“Round 1: What is the largest number?”
Read reports →“Round 2: What is the minimum number of platforms required?”
Read report →“What are the basics of MongoFb?”
Read report →“Tell me about Java Oops concepts.”
Read report →“Can you discuss Spring boot annotations?”
Read report →“What are your thoughts on JavaScript?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
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