18 most asked interview questions

18 most asked .NET , C# interview questions and answers Part 1

Question 1 :- What role did your play in your current project?
Question 2:-Can you explain architecture of your project ?
Question 3:-What is the sequence in which ASP .NET page life cycle is executed ?
Question 4:-What are Generics ?
Question 5:-What is the advantage of using MVC pattern?
Question 6:- What is MVVM ( Model view view model) Design pattern ?
Question 7:-Which design patterns have you used in your project ?
Question 8:- What is trigger and different types of Triggers?
Question 9 :-Why Arrays are faster than ArrayList?
Question 11:- What is the difference between Array and ArrayList?
Question 12:- What is Render and PreRender?
Question 13:-How will you design one to one, one to many and many to many relationships in sql server?
Question 14:-How will you do Unit Testing using VSTS?
Question 15:-How will you do Unit Testing using Nunit?
Question 16:-Typical Complicated SQL query asked in .NET interviews to see if you know how to split columns into a row?
Question 17:-Typical Complicated SQL query asked in .NET interviews to test your SQL CASE syntax capability?
Question 18:-Select second highest salary from the table?

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