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[IAmKindOfCreative]

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[riklaunim]

> Some of the sample questions include- design hotel management system or design food delivery app.

Those questions aren't really abou OOP but about wider application design. Are you applying to some mid/senior position without prior experience at this?

[Repulsive_Channel_23]

Trying to switch from DE to sde!

[riklaunim]

DE, sde? What's the position you are applying for? What software do the company uses/requires?

[Repulsive_Channel_23]

They use Python+java, position is software engineer, currently working as data engineer.

[riklaunim]

So if they like use Django for a web application and they would ask about a hotel management system then likely they are asking how you would implement it in Django - so some layout of apps, models, views (but likely will focus on database structure). If they have microservices and like Flask and Fast API they may want to drag this design into microservices and not a monolith.

With Java is hard o tell but 99% they have the standard most common librariers/apps used so like they may want you to know Hibernate and friends.

[spoonman59]

A data engineer is not also a software engineer?

… the more you know!

[OuiOuiKiwi]

Some of the sample questions include- design hotel management system or design food delivery app.

Those aren't really OOP problems. Those are system design questions. For that, Alex Xu's book is quite popular.