Software AG interview – Set 1

I am 2010 passed out from MNITJ. I would like to contribute for CrazyforCode by sharing my experience of Software AG Interview process. This was for a SSE position in Bangalore.

There was no written test. I had 3 round of F2F interviews and 1 HR interview.

Round 1

Q1. Interface i = 20 Abstract class i = 10
subclass uses i,what will be the value??

Q2. new String(“str”); how many objects will be created?

Q3. wait(); notify(); Explain?

Q4. When will a thread go in a waiting state?

Q5. Can we have a static & final method?

Q6. Can we have an abstract & final method?

Q7. What are the implications of declaring a constructor private?

Q8. Can there be a private/constructor in an abstract class?

Round 2

Q1. Do all lists retain the insertion order?

Q2. How to add an object in a sorrted arraylist at its sorted place?

Q3. How to sort keys in a hashmap?

Q4. How to sort values in hashmap?

Q5. Can a constructor be final?

Q6. How can u stop a class from being subclassed? except final?

Q7. How will u create your class immutable?

Round 3
This round was more on java programs.

Q1. How to handle deserialization if the base class has changed?

Q2. What will be the data structure of the n-ary tree?

Q3. Implement a stack in java?

Q4. DS for doubly linked list?

Thanks Aditya for contributing this article. If you would like to contribute, mail us your interview experience at [email protected]. We will like to publish it on CrazyforCode and help other job seekers.

3 Thoughts on “Software AG interview – Set 1

  1. Ishant on August 8, 2013 at 8:51 pm said:

    what would be the solution for the Q1 of round 3

  2. Rasam on May 13, 2016 at 2:39 pm said:

    Thankyou so much.

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