QA / QA Automation
What else can static be used for besides methods?
Did you use relationships in model building?
Tell me about pytest. What is it? What are fixtures? How do they work?
What are equivalence classes and how is partitioning them determined?
What foreign languages do you speak and at what level?
If I send JSON but specify Content-Type as XML — is it fatal? Is it possible not to send Content-Type at all?
How was your process of working with requirements and test cases organized? Shift-left approach?
Can you describe how to write an ideal bug report?
What does each aggregate function briefly mean? Can you tell?
The developer fixed a failure, but the auto-tests in the pipeline are red. How to see where the error is?
Provide examples of tasks solved using Stream API or Builder that improved the code.
What if the calculation of the commission results in 15 decimal places?
Tell about your current team: who do you report to, how many QA do you have, tell about the team in your own words.
Do I remember correctly that we agreed to use 'tu' — is that comfortable?
Have you ever worked with backend HTTP requests and responses using Playwright? Intercepting requests for validation, mocking responses?
What documentation have you had to write for a project?
Please specify in which time zone you are geographically located?
Is there a known code coverage percentage?
# Write a Pytest test for the API endpoint POST /clients that creates a client. # Check: status code 201, that the response contains client_id, # and that a repeated request with the same INN returns 409 Conflict.
What is static? What is it used for? Can you give an example?