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Dotnet Interview Question:

 OOPS:

  1.  Abstract classes, Interface, Encapsulation, Method hiding, Method overloading, Generics,collection,Delegates,Extension Methods.
SQL:
  1. Joins, Stored procedures, functions, triggers, transactions, ACID, Normalization.
  2. Highest salary query.
  3. eliminate duplicate records.
  4. Table variables.
  5. Temp tables.
  6. views.
  7. Indexes.
ASP.net:
  1. state management.
  2. page life cycle events.
  3. Server.transfer vs Response.Redirect
WCF:
  1. contracts.
  2. security.
Design Patterns:
  1. singleton.
  2. Factory.
  3. Abstract Factory.
MVC:
  1. Routing.
  2. Filters.
  3. Results.
  4. Data Annotations.
ADO.net:
  1. DataReader.
  2. Datasets.
Project:
  • Challenges in the current project.
  • Roles & Responsibilities.
  • Number of classes used.
  • Which module you worked in the project.
  • How you have done email notification in MOD(Manager on Duty).
  • How to close the active incidents query.
  • What design you implemented in the project.
  • How do you create incidents query.
  • who is using this application.
JavaScript:
  • validations in javascript
Entity Framework:
  • Different approaches in entity framework.
  • Diff. between objectcontext and dbcontext.

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