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Rahul Java Programs

The document provides coding practice exercises and questions for an interview candidate to answer. It includes: 1) An exercise to count the number of occurrences of each day of the week in a month. 2) An explanation of why an AVG function cannot be used in a WHERE clause and how to fix the SQL query. 3) Ways to identify a user connecting to a web service, such as HTTP authentication or digital signatures. 4) An explanation of what HTTP status code 409 means with an example of trying to post a duplicate record. 5) Using vowel counts in words to determine the price of an unknown item. 6) Reasons manhole covers are round rather

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Rahul Java Programs

The document provides coding practice exercises and questions for an interview candidate to answer. It includes: 1) An exercise to count the number of occurrences of each day of the week in a month. 2) An explanation of why an AVG function cannot be used in a WHERE clause and how to fix the SQL query. 3) Ways to identify a user connecting to a web service, such as HTTP authentication or digital signatures. 4) An explanation of what HTTP status code 409 means with an example of trying to post a duplicate record. 5) Using vowel counts in words to determine the price of an unknown item. 6) Reasons manhole covers are round rather

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Coding Practice Exercise - 01

(Use Any programming Language which you comfortable, Post your answer to me separately)

1: Print HELLO for the given string "AHCECLWLXO"

2: Print HELLO in CAPITAL letters for the given string "ahceclwlxo"

Raj:

Coding Practice Exercise - 07

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1: Ask user to input starting day and the number of days in a month. Find the number of times every
day occurs in that month. Ex: Input : Number of days in month = 30 , First day = Tuesday

Output : Monday=4, Tuesday=5, Wednesday=5, Thursday=4, Friday=4, Saturday=4, Sunday=4;

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import java.util.*;

import java.lang.*;

public class GfG{

// function to find occurrences

public static void occurrenceDays(int n, String firstday)

// stores days in a week

String[] days = new String[]{ "Monday",

"Tuesday", "Wednesday",

"Thursday", "Friday",

"Saturday", "Sunday" };

// Initialize all counts as 4.

int[] count = new int[7];


for (int i = 0; i < 7; i++)

count[i] = 4;

// find index of the first day

int pos = 0;

for (int i = 0; i < 7; i++)

if (firstday == days[i])

pos = i;

break;

// number of days whose occurrence

// will be 5

int inc = n - 28;

// mark the occurrence to be 5 of n-28 days

for (int i = pos; i < pos + inc; i++)

if (i > 6)

count[i % 7] = 5;

else

count[i] = 5;

// print the days

for (int i = 0; i < 7; i++)


{

System.out.println(days[i] + " " + count[i]);

// Driver function

public static void main(String argc[]){

int n = 31;

String firstday = "Tuesday";

occurrenceDays(n, firstday);

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2: What’s wrong in the following query?

SELECT subject_code, AVG (marks)

FROM students

WHERE AVG(marks) > 75

GROUP BY subject_code;

"AVG" is a type of "Multirows function (MRF)" and we cannot write MRF's in WHERE clause because
MRF's executes group-by-group and WHERE clause executes row-by-row. But we can write MRF's in
having clause. So the correct query would be

SELECT subject_code,AVG(marks)

FROM students

GROUP BY subject_code

HAVING AVG(marks)>75

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3: If a client connects to a web service, how do we identify the user?


HTTP includes built-in support for Basic and Digest authentication.SOAP Digital Signature (SOAP-DSIG)
leverages public key cryptography to digitally sign SOAP messages. It enables the client or server to
validate the identity of the other party.

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4: What HTTP Status Code 409 states in web-service, explain with example.

If there is a record exist in DB and we do post for that same record in that case server will return 409
error code

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5: An apple costs 40 cents, a banana costs 60 cents, and a grapefruit costs 80 cents. How much does a
pear cost?

Apple-> 2 vowels -->40cents : Banana-->3 vowels-->60cents : Grapefruit-->4 vowels -->80cents :

So from above examples we can say that each vowel is equals to 20cents. So Pear --> 2 vowels-->
40cents. So answer is Pear costs 40cents.

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6: Why are manhole covers round and not square?

A: A manhole round can be rotate in any ways and it will not fall into it. So it is safer to use round than
square. Square will fall in to it

B: Manhole cover is round because we can transfer that cover from one place to another by simply
rotating the cover , so it more easier than any other shapes

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7: Is it better to be perfect and late, or good and on time?

As a general rule, managers prefer “good and on time”, as they don’t appreciate work to stay pending
because of the employees’ need for perfection.

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8: Describe a bad experience you had working with your ex-employer

Never bad-mouth previous colleagues and ex-employees. Instead of focusing on the details of the
incident, put more emphasis on the part where you managed to make him see your point-of-view.

For example − “They were thinking from a different point of view, but in the end, they managed to
understand my concerns as well.”

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