Accenture Interview
Accenture Interview
Answers:
1. Tell me something about yourself – DOWNLOAD PDF
2. Projects and related Questions: Download PDF
3. What are your weaknesses: Download PDF
Ques. Why did you choose ML for projects but not another
technology?
I chose Machine Learning for my projects because of its tremendous potential to
solve complex real-world problems through data-driven approaches. ML allows
us to analyze large datasets and uncover patterns or insights that might not be
immediately obvious, which can be applied in various fields such as healthcare,
finance, and even everyday applications like recommendation systems.
While other technologies are also interesting, I felt that ML aligns well with my
interests in data analysis and problem-solving. I enjoy the challenge of building
models that can learn and improve over time. Additionally, ML is a rapidly
growing field with continuous advancements, which makes it an exciting space
to explore and innovate in.
Working on ML projects has allowed me to deepen my understanding of
algorithms, data processing, and model evaluation, which I find extremely
rewarding. That being said, I am also open to learning and working with other
technologies, but for this particular project, ML was the best fit to achieve the
desired outcomes."
2. Sequence Types
str: Represents a sequence of characters (e.g., "Hello, World!").
list: A mutable ordered collection of items (e.g., [1, 2, 3, "apple"]).
tuple: An immutable ordered collection of items (e.g., (1, 2, 3,
"apple")).
3. Set Types
set: An unordered collection of unique items (e.g., {1, 2, 3}).
frozenset: An immutable version of a set, where elements cannot
be changed after creation.
4. Mapping Type
dict: A collection of key-value pairs, where each key maps to a
value (e.g., {"name": "Alice", "age": 25}).
5. Boolean Type
bool: Represents logical values True or False, often used in
conditions.
6. Binary Types
bytes: Represents a sequence of bytes, immutable (e.g., b'abc').
bytearray: A mutable sequence of bytes.
memoryview: Provides access to the internal data of an object in a
byte-level view.
2. Outer Join:
Definition: An Outer Join returns rows from one or both tables, even if there’s
no match between them. It has three types: Left Outer Join, Right Outer
Join, Full Outer Join.
Left Outer Join (Left Join): Returns all rows from the left table and matched
rows from the right table. If no match is found, it returns NULL for the missing
side.
Right Outer Join (Right Join): Returns all rows from the right table and
matched rows from the left table. If no match is found, it returns NULL for the
missing side.
Full Outer Join: Returns rows when there’s a match in either table. If no
match is found in one table, it returns NULL for the missing side.
Key point: In Outer Joins, rows without matches in one or both tables are
included.
In short:
• Inner Join: Returns only matching rows.
• Outer Join: Returns matching rows plus non-matching rows, depending
on the type (left, right, or full).
Ques. What are crud operations?
CRUD operations refer to the four basic functions that can be performed
on data in a database. The acronym stands for:
1. Create:
Definition: This operation is used to add new records or data to a database.
Example: Adding a new user to a users table.
2. Read:
Definition: This operation retrieves or reads data from a database. It allows
you to query the database to fetch specific records.
Example: Fetching a list of all users or retrieving details of a specific user.
3.Update:
Definition: This operation modifies existing records in the database. It allows
you to change the data of one or more records.
Example: Changing a user's email address or updating their contact
information.
4. Delete:
Definition: This operation removes existing records from a database. It
permanently deletes specified data.
Example: Deleting a user from the users table.
Summary:
• Create: Add new data.
• Read: Retrieve existing data.
• Update: Modify existing data.
• Delete: Remove data.
Ques. Why Job but not further studies?
I chose to pursue a job instead of further studies for several reasons. First, I
believe that gaining practical experience in the industry will provide me with
valuable insights that theoretical learning alone cannot offer. By working in a
professional environment, I can apply the knowledge I acquired during my
studies and develop my skills in real-world scenarios.
Additionally, I am eager to start my career and become financially
independent. Entering the workforce will allow me to gain financial stability
and start building my future.
Furthermore, I see immense value in continuous learning through on-the-job
training and professional development opportunities. I believe that practical
experience will enhance my understanding of the field and equip me with the
skills necessary for career advancement. In the future, I may consider
pursuing further studies or certifications to specialize in my area of interest,
but for now, I am excited to embark on my career journey.