I recently had my first interview at Nisum for the position of SQA Automation Engineer. The interviewer asked me a range of questions, covering topics such as object-oriented programming, coding, and non-technical aspects. Here are some of the questions I was asked: What is regression testing? What is sanity testing? What are interfaces and why do we use them? What are static variables, classes, and methods? What are locators in Selenium? How do we locate elements on a web page using Selenium? How do we handle errors on a web page effectively? Additionally, I was given a coding task: Question: Write a code snippet to transform the input string "aaabbbccccca" into the output "3a3b5c1a". Towards the end of the interview, I was asked a logical question: Question: In a garden, there are bees and flowers. If one bee sits on each flower, one bee will be left unseated. If two bees sit on each flower, one flower will be left unoccupied. Can you determine the number of bees and flowers in the garden?
