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The document contains 4 coding tests for a junior developer position. Test 1 asks for the expected output of a program that sequences numbers in an array. Test 2 asks to complete code to remove duplicate numbers from an array, returning the unique values separated by commas. Test 3 asks to write code that prints numbers from 1-50, printing "H" for multiples of 3, "E" for multiples of 5, and "HE" for multiples that are both. Test 4 asks a SQL query question to select students from Malaysia who took the Java subject, ordered by most recent training date.

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Digital Core Java Test - Junior Developer PDF

The document contains 4 coding tests for a junior developer position. Test 1 asks for the expected output of a program that sequences numbers in an array. Test 2 asks to complete code to remove duplicate numbers from an array, returning the unique values separated by commas. Test 3 asks to write code that prints numbers from 1-50, printing "H" for multiples of 3, "E" for multiples of 5, and "HE" for multiples that are both. Test 4 asks a SQL query question to select students from Malaysia who took the Java subject, ordered by most recent training date.

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Java Test – Junior Developer

Full Name
Date

Note:

• Allocated Time: 1 hour


• We tolerate minor syntax issue as this is written test. What we want to see is your
logic.
Test 1: Java Programming

What is the expected output of the following program?

public class MyClass {


public static void main(String args[]) {
int[] numbers = {1,7,2,4,8,5};
sequencingNumbers(numbers);
}

public static void sequencingNumbers (int ... p){


int paramLength = p.length / 2;
int number;
int index;

for(int a = 0;a < p.length; a++){

if(a < paramLength){


index = p.length - 1 - a;
number = p[index];
p[index] = p[a];
p[a] = number;
}

System.out.print(p[a] + ";");
}

}
}

Expected Output:-
Test 2: Java Programming

Complete the Java function below to removing the duplicates from the array

public static void main(String[] args)


{
int[] numbers = {1, 2, 3, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 5, 5, 5, 6, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 8};
System.out.print("The value is " + removeDuplicate(numbers));
}

public static String removeDuplicate (int[] p)


{
//complete your program here

Expected Output:-

The value is 1,2,3,4,5,6,8


Test 3: Java Programming

Write Java code to be able to print below result:

1. Loop an integer value from 1 to 50


2. If the value modulus 3 == 0 then ONLY print “H”
3. If the value modulus 5 == 0 then ONLY print “E”
4. If the value modulus 3 == 0 AND value modulus 5 == 0 then ONLY print “HE”
5. If not meet above condition, just print the value

Expected output:

1
2
H
4
E
H
7
8
H
E
11
H
13
14
HE
16
17
18
19
E
…
Test 4: SQL Query

Given 2 tables below:-


STUDENT_TABLE
STUDENT_CODE FIRST_NAME DOB CITY COUNTRY
STUD001 Gavin 12-09-1996 KUALA MALAYSIA
LUMPUR
STUD002 Malvina 04-02-1997 PETALING MALAYSIA
JAYA
STUD003 Wendy 28-11-1996 GEORGE MALAYSIA
TOWN
STUD004 Rex 31-08-1997 BANGKOK THAILAND

SCORE_TABLE

STUDENT_CODE SUBJECT SCORE TRAINING_DATE


STUD002 JAVA 100 2019-01-02
STUD001 C++ 99 2019-01-03
STUD002 SQL 60 2019-01-02
STUD004 JAVA 78 2019-01-02
STUD001 JAVA 88 2019-01-03
STUD001 SQL 90 2019-01-03
STUD004 SQL 78 2019-01-02
STUD003 SQL 88 2019-01-02

Write a query to get the list of students from Malaysia who took JAVA subject and order
from the most recent training date to oldest date.
Expected Output:-

STUDENT_CODE SUBJECT SCORE TRAINING_DATE


STUD001 JAVA 88 2019-01-03
STUD002 JAVA 100 2019-01-02

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