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AWS Interview Questions | Set 2

Hey there , thought of sharing some interesting AWS interview questions, which I would probably ask in my interviews! 1. If I give you two subnet id in an AWS account, how will you identify whether which one is public subnet and which one is private subnet? 2. Why do you need an VPC, without VPC can't we run resources on cloud? 3. VPC is global or region specific? 4. If a resource is associated with VPC, will it be able to talk to resource present on another VPC? 5. Why my EC2 instance IP address gets changed, on every reboot or stop and start? Note :- Answer for this questions vary person to person and experience to experience, so I don't look for correct answer but some what related and relevant answer. And this AWS Interview Questions I post here in this blog are purely based out of my hands on experience and not directly copied from any random internet site. Happy Learning :) See you on yet another blog, Stay tuned, take care, Until next time, Bye! ...

AWS Interview Questions I Am Asking in my Interviews | Set 1

Hey, I am writing this post on yet another Saturday Morning after completing my south indian breakfast at Home 🏠  This blog post covers the AWS (Amazon Web Services) Interview Questions which I would ask in any interview am taking. 1. Assume, I am giving you a task to create 1000 s3 bucket, so how do you create? 2. How do you login to AWS EC2 machine? 3. Can we create lambda functions without VPC? 4. Can we create lambda functions without IAM role? 5. How do you delete a S3 bucket which is having 1000TB of data? 6. When you will choose EC2 and when you will choose Lambda? Note :- Answer for this questions vary person to person and experience to experience, so I don't look for correct answer but some what related and relevant answer. And this AWS Interview Questions I post here in this blog are purely based out of my hands on experience and not directly copied from any random internet site. Happy Learning :) See you on yet another blog, Stay tuned, take ca...

Overriding Vs Overloading

Method Overloading The same class shares the same name but each method must have different number of parameters or parameters having different types and order. Method Overloading means more than one method shares the same name in the class but having different signature. Method Overloading is to “add” or “extend” more to method’s behavior. Method Overriding The sub class have the same method with same name and exactly the same number and type of parameters and same return type as a super class. Method Overriding means method of base class is re-defined in the derived class having same signature. Method Overriding is to “Change” existing behavior of method. Thanks and Regards, Tech Bird

OOPS Concepts

OOPS have following features: 1. Class - Class is collection of objects. 2. Object - Object is the instance of a class. 3. Inheritance - It is process of acquiring property of base class. 4. Data Abstraction - It is the process of Hiding our irrelevant data. 5. Data Encapsulation - It is the process of Protecting our data. 6. Polymorphism - The ability of an object to respond differently to different messages. Real Time Example of OOPS concepts: Classes : Class is the collection of object right. Eg :  Flipkart is a Class. Consider it has the collection objects likes various items in its store. Objects  : Objects are the instance of the classes. Eg :   Consider Car is class. In which  Audi, BMW, Mercedes are consider to be objects. Inheritance: There are many keyboards brands available in the market but the similarity between them is that they follow more or less the same prototype as the Keyboard available in t...

Top 10 C Interview Programs asked in MNC's

Dated : 24-Oct-2017 #1: Swap two numbers (without using a temporary variable) in c #2: Patterns program in c #3: Finding the Fibonacci Series of the given Number in c #4: Armstrong number in c #5: Concatenate two strings without using strcat() in c #6: Sort elements of an array in c #7: Find the second largest elements in array using c  #8: Reversing of Number in c #9: Add two numbers using Command line arguments in c #10: Palindrome Number or Not  Thanks and regards, Tech Bird