Below are four synonym odd man out questions for your practice. These questions are bit tougher to answer when compared to conventional fill the blank type questions. But preparing these types of questions will increase your efficiency while answering other simpler types.
Dear Reader, In CTS technical interviews, you can expect a wide range of questions. A good preparation covering all basics would be essential to answer these questions.
Below are 4 questions with answers for your practice.
Question 1
In JAVA, name API using which java programs can look up an object by name ?
Answer 1
1) In a professional environment if you know that a program can be written using several levels of nested if statements, what would be your logical step ?
1) What is IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for C and how it benefits the programmers ?
IDE is nothing but a text editor and compiler combination from where you can write, compile and execute your C programs from the IDE. Though it is not mandatory to use IDE for C programming, it can be very handy as it saves programmers time and hence his productivity.
Dear Reader, Verbal section understandably is one of the most important sections as it differs fundamentally from other sections like quantitative aptitude. The difference is that after a certain amount of preparation into quantitative aptitude, you can always get the confidence that you are almost 100% prepared.
There are few areas which always find their place in placement papers. One such chapter is boats and streams. You would had already come across several questions on this topic and would be well prepared. Given are few questions to check your understanding.
Dear Reader, In Syntel papers you could expect quantitative aptitude questions whose difficulty level can be considered to be easy to moderate. A good preparation with standard material and web portals should help to solve these problems. Below are three sample questions for your practice.
Question 1
C++ as everyone knows has evolved from C and retains several features of C. However, there are several differences some of which are very prominent and others which often go unnoticed unless otherwise you get a compilation error. Below are three questions for your practice.
Below are three JAVA based odd man out type questions concerned with JAVA architecture. A good understanding of JAVA architecture components like compiler, JVM etc is essential to answer these types of questions.
While in interviews you could be grilled on specific interview questions from languages like C, C++ and JAVA etc, you could also expect generic questions that are not specific to any particular language. Below are three sample questions for your practice.
Question 1
