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Data Engineer Interview Questions for Freshers

1.   What is Data Engineering?
2.   What is Data Modeling?
3.   What are the design schemas available in data modeling?
4.   What is the difference between a data engineer and a data scientist?
5.   What are the differences between structured and unstructured data?
6.   What are the features of Hadoop?
7.   Which frameworks and applications are important for data engineers?
8.   What is HDFS?
9.   What is a NameNode?
10.   What are the repercussions of the NameNode crash?
11.   What is a block and block scanner in HDFS?
12.   What are the components of Hadoop?
13.   Explain MapReduce in Hadoop.
14.   What is the Heartbeat in Hadoop?
15.   How does the NameNode communicate with the DataNode?
16.   What happens when the block scanner detects a corrupt data block?
17.   Explain indexing.
18.   Explain the main methods of reducer.
19.   What is COSHH?
20.   What is the relevance of Apache Hadoop's Distributed Cache?

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Freshers (.....Continued)

21.   What are the four Vs of Big Data?

22.   Explain the Star Schema in Brief.
23.   Explain the Snowflake Schema in Brief.
24.   Name the XML configuration files present in Hadoop.
25.   What is Hadoop Streaming?
26.   What is the Replication factor?
27.   What is the difference between HDFS block and InputSplit?
28.   What is Apache Spark?
29.   What is the difference between Spark and MapReduce?

Data Engineer Interview Questions for

Experienced
30.   What are Skewed tables in Hive?
31.   What is SerDe in the hive?
32.   What are the table creation functions in Hive?
33.   What are *args and **kwargs used for?
34.   What do you mean by spark execution plan?
35.   What is executor memory in spark?
36.   Explain how columnar storage increases query speed.
37.   What is schema evolution?
38.   What do you mean by data pipeline?

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Experienced (.....Continued)

39.   What is orchestration?
40.   What are different data validation approaches?
41.   What was the algorithm you used in a recent project?
42.   Have you earned any certification related to this field?
43.   Why are you applying for the Data Engineer role in our company?
44.   What tools did you use in your recent projects?
45.   What challenges did you face in your recent project and how did you overcome
them?
46.   Which Python libraries would you recommend for effective data processing?
47.   How do you handle duplicate data points in a SQL query?
48.   Have you ever worked with big data in a cloud computing environment?

Frequently Asked Questions

49.   What are the roles and responsibilities of a data engineer?
50.   How to become a Data Engineer?
51.   Is Data Engineering a good career?
52.   Are data engineers paid well?
53.   What do Data Engineering interns do?

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Let's get Started
The practice of developing and constructing large-scale data collection, storage, and
analysis systems is known as data engineering. It is a vast field that has applications
in almost every industry. It is a multidisciplinary subject that involves defining the
data pipeline alongside data scientists, data analysts, and so ware engineers.
Data engineers create systems that collect, process and turn raw data into
information that data scientists and business analysts can understand. The future of
data engineers looks prominent, given the ever-increasing reliance on massive
amounts of data. Companies use the data collected to leverage their business, which
means that there will always be a demand for skilled data engineers. Finding the
appropriate person for data engineering roles is extremely challenging, and
competition for that position can be fierce.
A considerable part of the questions you will be asked during an interview will be
aimed at testing your understanding of how these critical systems operate and how
you would respond to restraints and faults in their design and implementation. You
can try to prepare for these types of questions by understanding quantitative and
analytical approaches to data collection, preparation, and analysis, as well as some
fundamental computer science principles. Domain knowledge is especially beneficial
if you can discuss related projects or applications in your industry. 
As much as we can do to assist you, we have compiled a list of 35+ data engineering
interview questions and answers for your convenience. The questions have been
chosen in such a way that they are suited for both freshers and experienced Data
Engineers.

Data Engineer Interview Questions for Freshers

1.   What is Data Engineering?

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The application of data collecting and analysis is the emphasis of data engineering.
The information gathered from numerous sources is merely raw information. Data
engineering helps in the transformation of unusable data into useful information. It
is the process of transforming, cleansing, profiling, and aggregating huge data sets in
a nutshell.

2.   What is Data Modeling?

Data Modeling is the act of creating a visual representation of an entire information
system or parts of it in order to express linkages between data points and structures.
The purpose is to show the many types of data that are used and stored in the
system, as well as the relationships between them, how the data can be classified and
arranged, and its formats and features. Data can be modeled according to the needs
and requirements at various degrees of abstraction. The process begins with
stakeholders and end-users providing information about business requirements.
These business rules are then converted into data structures, which are used to
create a concrete database design.

3.   What are the design schemas available in data modeling?

There are two design schemas available in data modeling:
Star Schema
Snowflake Schema

4.   What is the difference between a data engineer and a data

scientist?

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Data science is a broad topic of research. It focuses on extracting data from

extremely huge datasets (sometimes it is known as "big data"). Data scientists
can operate in a variety of fields, including industry, government, and applied
sciences. All data scientists have the same goal: to analyze data and derive
insights from it that are relevant to their field of work.
A data engineer's job is to develop or integrate many components of complex
systems, taking into account the information needed, the company's goals, and
the end requirements. This necessitates the creation of extremely complicated
data pipelines. These data pipelines, like oil pipelines, take raw, unstructured
data from a variety of sources. They then channel them into a single database
(or larger structure) for storage.

5.   What are the differences between structured and

unstructured data?

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On the basis of  Structured Unstructured

Storage It is stored in
Structured data is unmanaged
stored in DBMS. file
structures.

Flexibility It is less flexible as it

It is more
is dependent on the
flexible.
schema.

Scalability Not easy to scale. Easy to scale.

Performance Since we can The

perform a performance
structured query, of
the performance is unstructured
high. data is low.

Analysis factor Hard to

Easy to analyze.
analyze.

6.   What are the features of Hadoop?

Hadoop has the following features:

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It is open-source and easy to use.

Hadoop is extremely scalable. A significant volume of data is split across several
devices in a cluster and processed in parallel. According to the needs of the hour,
the number of these devices or nodes can be increased or decreased.
Data in Hadoop is copied across multiple DataNodes in a Hadoop cluster,
ensuring data availability even if one of your systems fails.
Hadoop is built in such a way that it can efficiently handle any type of dataset,
including structured (MySQL Data), semi-structured (XML, JSON), and
unstructured (Images and Videos). This means it can analyze any type of data
regardless of its form, making it extremely flexible.
Hadoop provides faster data processing. More Features.

7.   Which frameworks and applications are important for data

engineers?
SQL, Amazon Web Services, Hadoop, and Python are all required skills for data
engineers. Other tools critical for data engineers are PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Apache
Spark, Apache Kafka, Amazon Redshi , Snowflake, and Amazon Athena.

8.   What is HDFS?

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HDFS is an acronym for Hadoop Distributed File System. It is a distributed file system
that runs on commodity hardware and can handle massive data collections.

9.   What is a NameNode?
The HDFS system is built on the foundation of NameNode. It keeps track of where the
data file is kept by storing the directory tree of the files in a single file system. 

10.   What are the repercussions of the NameNode crash?

In an HDFS cluster, there is only one NameNode. This node keeps track of DataNode
metadata. Because there is only one NameNode in an HDFS cluster, it is the single
point of failure. The system may become inaccessible if NameNode crashes. In a high-
availability system, a passive NameNode backs up the primary one and takes over if
the primary one fails.

11.   What is a block and block scanner in HDFS?

Block: In HDFS, a "block" refers to the smallest amount of data that may be read
or written. 
Block Scanner: Block Scanner keeps track of the list of blocks on a DataNode
and checks them for checksum problems. To save disc bandwidth on the data
node, Block Scanners use a throttling technique.

12.   What are the components of Hadoop?

Hadoop has the following components:

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Hadoop Common: A collection of Hadoop tools and libraries.

Hadoop HDFS: Hadoop's storage unit is the Hadoop Distributed File System
(HDFS). HDFS stores data in a distributed fashion. HDFS is made up of two parts:
a name node and a data node. While there is only one name node, numerous
data nodes are possible.
Hadoop MapReduce: Hadoop's processing unit is MapReduce. The processing is
done on the slave nodes in the MapReduce technique, and the final result is
delivered to the master node.
Hadoop YARN: Hadoop's YARN is an acronym for Yet Another Resource
Negotiator. It is Hadoop's resource management unit, and it is included in
Hadoop version 2 as a component. It's in charge of managing cluster resources
to avoid overloading a single machine.

13.   Explain MapReduce in Hadoop.

MapReduce is a programming model and so ware framework for processing large
volumes of data. Map and Reduce are the two phases of MapReduce. The map turns a
set of data into another set of data by breaking down individual elements into tuples
(key/value pairs). Second, there's the reduction job, which takes the result of a map
as an input and condenses the data tuples into a smaller set. The reduction work is
always executed a er the map job, as the name MapReduce suggests.

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14.   What is the Heartbeat in Hadoop?

The heartbeat is a communication link that runs between the Namenode and the
Datanode. It's the signal that the Datanode sends to the Namenode at regular
intervals. If a Datanode in HDFS fails to send a heartbeat to Namenode a er 10
minutes, Namenode assumes the Datanode is unavailable.

15.   How does the NameNode communicate with the DataNode?

The NameNode and the DataNode communicate via these messages:
Block reports
Heartbeats

16.   What happens when the block scanner detects a corrupt

data block?
The following steps occur when the block scanner detects a corrupt data block:

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First and foremost, when the Block Scanner detects a corrupted data block,
DataNode notifies NameNode.
NameNode begins the process of constructing a new replica from a corrupted
block replica.
The replication factor is compared to the replication count of the right replicas.
The faulty data block will not be removed if a match is detected.

17.   Explain indexing.
Indexing is a technique for improving database performance by reducing the number
of disc accesses necessary when a query is run. It's a data structure strategy for
finding and accessing data in a database rapidly.

18.   Explain the main methods of reducer.

These are the main methods of reducer:
setup(): This command is used to specify parameters such as the size of input
data and the distributed cache.
cleaning(): is a function for deleting temporary files.
reduce(): it's called once per key with the corresponding reduced task.

19.   What is COSHH?

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Classification and Optimization-based Scheduling for Heterogeneous Hadoop

Systems (COSHH), as the name implies, enables scheduling at both the cluster and
application levels to have a direct positive impact on task completion time.

20.   What is the relevance of Apache Hadoop's Distributed

Cache?
Hadoop Distributed Cache is a Hadoop MapReduce Framework technique that
provides a service for copying read-only files, archives, or jar files to worker nodes
before any job tasks are executed on that node. To minimize network bandwidth,
files are usually copied only once per job. Distributed Cache is a program that
distributes read-only data/text files, archives, jars, and other files.

21.   What are the four Vs of Big Data?

The four characteristics or four Vs of Big data are:
Volume
Veracity
Velocity
Variety

22.   Explain the Star Schema in Brief.

In a data warehouse, a star schema can include one fact table and a number of
associated dimension tables in the center. It's called a star schema because its
structure resembles that of a star. The simplest sort of Data Warehouse schema is the
Star Schema data model. It is also known as the Star Join Schema, and it is designed
for massive data sets.

23.   Explain the Snowflake Schema in Brief.

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A snowflake schema is a logical arrangement of tables in a multidimensional

database that matches the snowflake shape (in the ER diagram).  A Snowflake
Schema is an enlarged Star Schema with additional dimensions. A er the dimension
tables have been normalized, the data is separated into new tables. 
Snowflaking has the potential to improve the performance of certain queries. The
schema is organized so that each fact is surrounded by its related dimensions, and
those dimensions are linked to other dimensions, forming a snowflake pattern.

24.   Name the XML configuration files present in Hadoop.

XML configuration files available in Hadoop are:
Core-site
Mapred-site
Yarn-site
HDFS-site

25.   What is Hadoop Streaming?

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It is a utility or feature included with a Hadoop distribution that allows developers or

programmers to construct Map-Reduce programs in many programming languages
such as Python, C++, Ruby, Pearl, and others. We can use any language that can read
from standard input (STDIN), such as keyboard input, and write using standard
output (STDOUT).

26.   What is the Replication factor?

The replication factor is the number of times the Hadoop framework replicates each
Data Block. Fault tolerance is provided by replicating the block. The replication factor
is set to 3 by default, however, it can be modified to 2 (less than 3) or raised to meet
your needs (more than 3.)

27.   What is the difference between HDFS block and InputSplit?

Block   InputSplit

InputSplit is the logical

representation of data in
In Hadoop, a block is the physical a block. It is primarily
representation of data.  used in the MapReduce
program or other data
processing techniques. 

The HDFS block size is set to

128MB by default, but you can
By default, the
modify it to suit your needs.
InputSplit size is nearly
Except for the last block, which
equal to the block size.
can be the same size or less, all
HDFS blocks are the same size.

28.   What is Apache Spark?

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Apache Spark is an open-source distributed processing solution for big data

workloads. For rapid queries against any size of data, it uses in-memory caching and
efficient query execution. Simply put, Spark is a general-purpose data processing
engine that is quick and scalable.

29.   What is the difference between Spark and MapReduce?

Spark is a MapReduce improvement in Hadoop. The difference between Spark and
MapReduce is that Spark processes and retains data in memory for later steps,
whereas MapReduce processes data on the disc. As a result, Spark's data processing
speed is up to 100 times quicker than MapReduce for lesser workloads. Spark also
constructs a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) to schedule tasks and orchestrate nodes
throughout the Hadoop cluster, as opposed to MapReduce's two-stage execution
procedure. 

Data Engineer Interview Questions for

Experienced
30.   What are Skewed tables in Hive?
Skewed tables are a type of table in which some values in a column appear more
frequently than others. The distribution is skewed as a result of this. When a table is
created in Hive with the SKEWED option, the skewed values are written to separate
files, while the remaining data are written to another file.

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31.   What is SerDe in the hive?

Serializer/Deserializer is popularly known as SerDe. For IO, Hive employs the SerDe
protocol. Serialization and deserialization are handled by the interface, which also
interprets serialization results as separate fields for processing.
The Deserializer turns a record into a Hive-compatible Java object. The Serializer
now turns this Java object into an HDFS-compatible format. The storage role is then
taken over by HDFS. Anyone can create their own SerDe for their own data format.

32.   What are the table creation functions in Hive?

The following are some of Hive's table creation functions:
Explode(array)
Explode(map)
JSON_tuple()
Stack()

33.   What are *args and **kwargs used for?

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The *args function allows users to specify an ordered function for use in the
command line, whereas the **kwargs function is used to express a group of
unordered and in-line arguments to be passed to a function.

34.   What do you mean by spark execution plan?

A query language statement (SQL, Spark SQL, Dataframe operations, etc.) is
translated into a set of optimized logical and physical operations by an execution
plan. It is a series of actions that will be carried out from the SQL (or Spark SQL)
statement to the DAG(Directed Acyclic Graph), which will then be sent to Spark
Executors.

35.   What is executor memory in spark?

For a spark executor, every spark application has the same fixed heap size and fixed
number of cores. The heap size is regulated by the spark.executor.memory attribute
of the –executor-memory flag, which is also known as the Spark executor memory.
Each worker node will have one executor for each Spark application. The executor
memory is a measure of how much memory the application will use from the worker
node.

36.   Explain how columnar storage increases query speed.

Since it dramatically reduces total disc I/O requirements and the quantity of data you
need to load from the disc, columnar storage for database tables is a critical factor in
increasing analytic query speed. Each data block stores values of a single column in
multiple rows using columnar storage.

37.   What is schema evolution?

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One set of data can be kept in several files with various yet compatible schemas with
schema evolution. The Parquet data source in Spark can automatically recognize and
merge the schema of those files. Without automatic schema merging, the most
common method of dealing with schema evolution is to reload past data, which is
time-consuming.

38.   What do you mean by data pipeline?

A data pipeline is a system for transporting data from one location (the source) to
another (the destination) (such as a data warehouse). Data is converted and
optimized along the journey, and it eventually reaches a state that can be evaluated
and used to produce business insights.  The procedures involved in aggregating,
organizing, and transporting data are referred to as a data pipeline. Many of the
manual tasks needed in processing and improving continuous data loads are
automated by modern data pipelines.

39.   What is orchestration?
IT departments must maintain many servers and apps, but doing it manually isn't
scalable. The more complicated an IT system is, the more difficult it is to keep track
of all the moving elements. As the requirement to combine numerous automated
jobs and their configurations across groups of systems or machines grows, so does
the demand to combine multiple automated tasks and their configurations across
groups of systems or machines. This is where orchestration comes in handy.

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The automated configuration, management, and coordination of computer systems,

applications, and services are known as orchestration. IT can manage complicated
processes and workflows more easily with orchestration. There are many container
orchestration platforms available such as Kubernetes and OpenShi .

40.   What are different data validation approaches?

The process of confirming the accuracy and quality of data is known as data
validation. It is implemented by incorporating various checks into a system or report
to ensure that input and stored data are logically consistent. Common types of data
validation approaches are
Data type check: It confirms that the data entered is of the correct data type.
Code check: A code check verifies that a field is chosen from a legitimate list of
options or that it corresponds to specific formatting constraints. Checking a
postal code against a list of valid codes, for example, makes it easier to verify if it
is valid.
Range check: It ensures that input falls in a predefined range.
Format check: Many data types follow a predefined format. Format check
confirms that. For example, a date has formats like DD-MM-YY or MM-DD-YY.
Consistency check: It confirms that the data entered is logically correct.
Uniqueness check: It ensures that the same data is not entered multiple times.

41.   What was the algorithm you used in a recent project?

First, decide which project you'd want to talk about. If you have a real-world example
in your field of expertise and an algorithm relevant to the company's work, utilize it
to capture the hiring manager's attention. Maintain a list of all the models and
analyses you deployed. Begin with simple models and avoid overcomplicating things.
The hiring supervisors want you to describe the outcomes and their significance.
There could be follow-up questions like:
Why did you choose this algorithm?
What is the scalability of your model?
If you were given more time, what could you improve?

42.   Have you earned any certification related to this field?

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The interviewer wants to how much you have invested in this field and whether you
are an interested candidate. Mention all your certifications related to the field in
chronological order and briefly explained what you learned to earn that certificate.

43.   Why are you applying for the Data Engineer role in our
company?
You must expect this question. The interviewer wants to know how much you have
researched before applying to this role. While answering this question, keep your
explanation concise on how you would create a plan that works with the company
set-up and how you would implement the plan, ensuring that it works by first
understanding the company's data infrastructure setup. Reading job descriptions
and researching the company will help you to tackle the question easily.

44.   What tools did you use in your recent projects?

Interviewers seek to analyze your decision-making abilities as well as your
understanding of various tools. As a result, utilize this question to describe why you
chose certain tools over others. Tell the interviewer about the tools you used and why
you used them. You can also mention the features and drawbacks of the tool you
used. Also, try to use this opportunity to tell the interviewer how you can use the tool
for the company’s benefit.

45.   What challenges did you face in your recent project and how
did you overcome them?
With this question, the panel generally wants to know your problem-solving ability
and how well you perform under pressure. To answer the question, first, brief them
about the situations that lead to the problem. You should tell them about your role in
that situation. For example, if you played a leading role in solving that problem, that
would tell the interviewer about competency as a leader. A er that tell them about
the action you took to solve the problem. To end the answer on a positive note, you
should tell them about the consequences of the challenge and the learning you took
out of it.

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46.   Which Python libraries would you recommend for effective

data processing?
This question allows the hiring manager to determine whether the candidate
understands the fundamentals of Python, which is the most commonly used
language among data engineers. NumPy, which is used for efficient processing of
arrays of numbers, and pandas, which is useful for statistics and data preparation for
machine learning work, should be included in your solution.

47.   How do you handle duplicate data points in a SQL query?

This is a question that interviewers may ask to test your SQL expertise. To reduce
duplicate data points, you can advise using the SQL keywords DISTINCT & UNIQUE.
You should also provide additional approaches, such as utilizing GROUP BY to deal
with duplicate data items.

48.   Have you ever worked with big data in a cloud computing

environment?
Since most companies are now shi ing to cloud-based environments, this question
lets the interviewer know how prepared you are to work in a cloud-based
environment. You should show your preparedness and familiarity with the cloud-
based environment along with the pros of cloud computing such as:
Its flexibility and scalability.
Security and mobility.
Risk-free data access from anywhere.

Conclusion

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Data Engineering is a demanding career and it takes a  lot of effort to become one. As
a data engineer, you must be prepared for data science challenges that may arise
during an interview. Many problems have multi-step solutions, and having them
planned ahead of time allows you to map out solutions as you go through the
interview process. Here, you will not only get information about commonly asked
interview questions on data engineering, but you will also ace the interview with your
responses.
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Frequently Asked Questions

49.   What are the roles and responsibilities of a data engineer?
Roles and responsibilities of a data engineer include: 
Work on data Architecture: Plan create and maintain data architecture.
Collect data: Obtain data from reliable sources.
Research: Look for any underlying issues.
Upgrade skills: Remain updated with the latest algorithms and tools.
Create models: Create predictive models to forecast future patterns and
demands.
Automate tasks.

50.   How to become a Data Engineer?

To become a data engineer you have to:

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Learn computer-science fundamentals

Master a programming language
Understand concepts of so ware testing
Learn database concepts, try to learn both relational and nonrelational
database concepts.
Learn how to design and construct a data warehouse as it is crucial.
Understand the basics of cloud computing
Learn about frameworks for batch, hybrid, and streaming data processing.
Apache Pig, Apache Spark, and Apache Kafka are just a few examples.
Scheduling your workflow- you can use tools like Apache Airflow for this
Understand the basics of networking
Learn how to use machine-readable configuration files to manage and provision
your data centre. Learn how to use containers with tools like Docker,
Kubernetes, and AWS CloudFormation.
The final step of learning– learn about cybersecurity to protect your data.

51.   Is Data Engineering a good career?

Data engineering is a trending and well-paid career. It's one of the world's fastest-
growing positions in one of the world's fastest-growing industries, with one of the
highest average earnings. The growth of Big Data attests to the fact that data
engineers will always be in high demand.

52.   Are data engineers paid well?

Yes, due to the shortage of talent in the field, companies are willing to pay a huge
amount to mid-level as well as fresher data engineers. According to Glassdoor, the
average salary of a data engineer in India is Rs. 8,56,643 LPA. Learn More.

53.   What do Data Engineering interns do?

As a data engineering intern, you'll collaborate with business leads, analysts, and
data scientists to gain a better understanding of the business domain and work with
other fellow engineers to create data products.

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