1.what is use of touch commnad and chmod
2.Testing inter view there 45 questions.
5 for apititude
20 unix + networking
5 for testing question
10 c or c ++ or java
5 perl or shell scripting +or database
3.what do you know in unix?
4.what is netmask
5.what is stack
6.explain osi model
7.a=10;
++a=a++
Then what is value of a?
8.What is sdlc
9.what is stlc
10.What is ip address/Different classses of Ip address
11.write down test cases how to check computer is in nework
or not?
12.what is difference between window 98 and windows 2000
13.How to find ip addess of your computer
14. when we will do risk analysis in test plan?
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Answer / vinod
These are questions asked to me sementic for testing
interview
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Answer / reshma
1.touch command updates the time stamp of a file or
directory to current time and if a file is not present then
it could also b used to create a file.It is also used to
compile the object files changed and create the executable.
7. a=10(value remains the same)
8. Software development life cycle
9. Softwrae testing life cycle
13. Go to command prompt(dos prompt) and type ipconfig
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1.a++ post increment
++a pre increment
2.CHMODE is used to give file permission
3.Unix :
1. it is a multitasking operating system
2.it is x window system(character user interface)
3.securties are very high in Unix O/s when comparing to
other O/S
4.It is a case sensitive O/S
5.Through commands O/s can be executed
6.Shell script can be written thorough the editors like
VI,SED,Ed editors
7.Languages like c,c++,java,perl,tcl/tk can be runned.
8.file permissions can be given for accessing the files.
9.Database can be runned in the O/S (e.g sql)
4. What is SDLC :Software development life cycle
5. STLC:Software testlife cycle
6.IP address: This is used for communication through Inter
net.TCP/IP protocol is used for data transfer.
The Classed A,b,c,d and total no is 255.255.255.255
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