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Software Engineering QUIZ with CA wife | Part-1 - YouTube
Channel: 100 GB
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You know nothing, Jon Snow!
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Really?
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How can you say that?
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So, should we have a challenge?
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Okay, done. Let us do it
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and you are going to regret it.
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Hello! Welcome.
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My name is Nidhi and you are watching *100 GB*.
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Okay, hey folks.
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Welcome again.
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So, you probably guessed whatâs gonna happen in this video
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from the intro and from the title,
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thumbnail, or whatever.
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This video I have been thinking of making it for quite some time now.
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And, finally, here we are.
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So Pranay has made this video with his wife
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and Clement
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not sure if you follow him.
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Even he made a video with his girlfriend
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a few years back, I guess.
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I havenât watched those videos.
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Itâs good.
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If you had seen those videos then you would have known a lot of answers.
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Cool.
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So, this is going to be a 2 parts video.
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This is the Part 1.
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Part 2 - link is in the description.
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And, Part 2 is on Nidhiâs channel.
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Before we begin Nidhi, why donât you introduce yourself?
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Yeah, Sure!
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My name is Nidhi Sharma
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and I am a Chartered Accountant.
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So, basically, I qualified by CA in January 2016
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and I worked with one of the Big Fours
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for nearly 5 and a half years.
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Then we moved to California and
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I am not working right now.
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So yeah this is it for me.
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Good, good.
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Câmon, are you ready for the quiz?
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Are you ready for the fight?
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Yes but I am very nervous.
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I mean I feel like I never felt this much nervousness in the CA exam
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what I am feeling in todayâs exam because
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I am not very technical.
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But ok I will try my best.
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I WILL TRY MY BEST.
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Yes.
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Okay so letâs start Round 1.
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Alright.
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So, the first question
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and an easy one is
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What is the full form of GB?
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Gigabyte.
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Cool.
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Okay, so it seems a bit too easy.
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It should be like this.
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Okay.
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The second questionâŠ
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by the way, the score is 1.
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Which one of these is a programming language?
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Options - 3 options.
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A,
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B,
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or C?
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C.
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And if it is a multi-correct question, then?
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No, it is single correct only.
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Relax.
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I have come to know that by living with you.
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Good.
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By the way, I donât work on C.
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But yeah.
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Okay.
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So the third question is
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Which one is not a programming language?
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OptionsâŠ
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TypeScript
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SolidScript
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JavaScript.
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I have heard JavaScript but I donât know if it is a language.
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I donât know if I have heard of TypeScript.
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What was the second option?
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SolidScript.
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I have never heard of SolidScript.
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So, I will go with SolidScript.
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It is correct.
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Yeah!
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Why didnât you choose TypeScript?
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Because I feel like I have seen TypeScript written somewhere.
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Okay.
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Whatever I see or hear, it gets recorded in my mind.
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So sometimes those things are remembered again.
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Okay, Subconscious Mind.
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Subconscious Mind, yes.
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It is true.
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There is nothing like SolidScript.
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JavaScript is a very famous language
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and TypeScript is a kind of syntactical superset of JavaScript.
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It is a kind of JavaScript where you have types, strict type checking, and all.
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Hmmm.
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Okay,
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Good.
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You are going well.
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The fourth question is
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What is a Data Structure?
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Do I have to explain?
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Whatever you think.
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You might have heard the term Data Structure if you have watched my videos
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or any other similar videos.
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Data Structures
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if you have to crack any interview you should know Data Structures.
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This is the first thing I know.
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And a lot of your viewers ask to make videos on the topic of Data Structures.
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So, what are Data Structures?
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Yeah, I am thinking that.
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What could it be?
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It should be related to coding.
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Obviously.
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Itâs not that too obvious.
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It is related to Coding.
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Youâre running out of time.
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I think itâs an algorithm.
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Like how to write the code.
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No.
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Some guidance.
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Some hints.
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Try to think of it literally.
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As in literally, what is the meaning of this word - Data Structures?
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How it looks, I think.
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How your code looks.
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What will it be its structure?
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Then it should have been Code Structures and not Data Structures.
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I donât know.
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Timeâs up.
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Data Structures as the name suggests,
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Structure of Data.
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Or, How the data is structured.
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So letâs say, you use WhatsApp, right?
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You sent 15-20 messages to someone.
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Those messages can be text, image, or audio.
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In the code, you have to represent every message.
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So you will have to decide,
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okay, how you will represent a message in a general way
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that it can hold a text,
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it can hold a video,
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it can hold an image.
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So you will come up with some kind of format or some kind of structure
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on how you are organizing that data.
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So that is Data Structure.
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Understand like this.
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Okay.
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The fifth question is
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Which one of these is not a Data Structure?
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The first option is A Plant
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the second is a Tree
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the third is a Graph.
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The graph should be a Data Structure.
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Tree, I think.
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A tree has some branches.
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So maybe Data has some kind of Branches.
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So, Tree can be a DS.
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The plant is looking like itâs not a DS.
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I will go with Plant.
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The plant has leaves.
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Yeah but Trees also have leaves.
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I never heard.
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Yes, Plant is not a Data Structure.
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Oh, wow!
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Yes.
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So Graph is kind of (not hierarchical)
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using which you represent a grid of data or a matrix of data.
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And whereas in Tree,
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so data is in hierarchical form.
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Parent and children then children of children.
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So then you use Trees basically.
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Okay.
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The sixth question is
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I feel itâs going to be difficult.
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No.
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So do you know what is AWS?
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I know for a fact that you know.
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So can you name any competitor of AWS?
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Microsoft Azure.
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Am I correct?
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I know because our clients use
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AWZ and Microsoft Azure to store their data.
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So, thatâs how I know.
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Clients you mean?
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Okay.
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Clients for whom I worked.
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I know a bit.
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Cool.
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So what did you expect that I would not know?
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I knew that we were talking about AWS a few months back.
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Yeah.
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Six questions are done
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and the score is 5.
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So I have scored 50%.
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I am pass.
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Which one of these is not a Computer Science subject?
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Options are
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1) Computer Organization and Architecture.
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2) Experimental Design Techniques.
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3) DBMS.
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4) Data Structures & Algorithms.
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The last ones are definitely the subjects of CS.
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Which one?
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DBMS and DSA.
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Okay.
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Which is the other one?
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I will go with the second one.
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Experimental Design Techniques.
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Okay, you are correct.
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Oh, yeah!
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It was an easier one.
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Okay,
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the eighth question is
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Which one of these options do Software Engineers come across the most?
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You will give âthese optionsâ, right?
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I will give you the options.
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So,
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1) Null Pointer Exception.
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2) Deadlock.
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3) Dementors.
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What?
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Tampishaj from Harry Potter.
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Do you remember those black ghosts?
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That is also an option.
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So, is it Null pointer exception, deadlock, or dementors?
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Null Pointers, I think I have heard.
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Can I use Phone-a-Friend
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or can I use 50-50?
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No no. the time is running.
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So I am going with the third one.
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How will it come in Software Engineering?
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The question is âthey come across the mostâ.
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It is the other way.
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Oh, sorry.
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Then it is the first one.
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Null Pointer?
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Why not a Deadlock?
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I donât know.
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I am simply guessing it.
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Cool.
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Correct.
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Ohh.
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7 points.
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The second last question is
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What is the difference between a RAM and a Hard disk?
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So how much RAM does your mobile phone have, by the way?
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64?
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Thereâs is 64 GBs of RAM in your mobile phone?
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So how much storage space does your mobile phone has?
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I think the RAMâŠ
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The RAM should be the phoneâs memory.
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Then whatâs the storage space?
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It is related to how much data a mobile can process.
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Which one is related to that?
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RAM.
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Fair enough.
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And Hard disk is like how much data we can store.
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It can be online data
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can also be a part of this?
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Am I going right?
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By store, you need space to store photos,
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videos, apps.
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Thatâs I think how Hard disk works.
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It stores the data.
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Okay.
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So RAM is actually, yeah youâre right.
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Youâre correct.
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RAM in also some sense,
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stores the data.
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But it is not used to store permanent data
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which is meant to live long because
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RAM is very costly but RAM is very fast.
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So RAM defines how much data can your mobile phone process.
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Because RAM is something that is very closely linked to the processor.
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And Processor uses RAM directly to read.
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And RAM, in turn, uses a
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Hard disk whenever it needs.
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Yes.
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That means my answer was correct.
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Yes, your answer was correct.
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Oh, yes!
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I really didnât expect that I will score more than 50%.
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If your mobile phone has more RAM,
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it actually means that you can process more data.
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It will function smoothly.
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Yes.
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So you can run more applications at the same time.
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Okay.
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For that, you need to have a good processor too but still.
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Reasonable answer.
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The last question is
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Name 3 cloud technologies that people like you and me
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can use to store data.
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Google Photos.
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Okay.
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Thatâs one.
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Google Drive.
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No, I will count both of these as one.
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Cloud Storage!
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We use only Google Photos.
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What else?
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So, do I use that?
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And do you use that?
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No.
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AWS, Azure Microsoft?
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Which companies or big organizations use.
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Yeah, I mean those are bigger umbrellas but they have services
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that offer cloud storage.
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That means these 3,
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my answer is correct.
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Yeah!
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Yes.
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Cool.
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CA can also answer Engineering questions.
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What is the score then?
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Is it 9 or 8?
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The score is 9.
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You can say 8.5 but yeah.
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In my school, I used to get more than 90%.
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Would I be able to score that?
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I can try my best.
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Okay so guys, this was it for Part - 1.
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Yeah.
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And donât think that Gaurav already told me questions.
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Not at all.
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Obviously.
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So, the link for Part - 2 is in the description.
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Letâs start. It is your turn now.
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So, Round 2 begins now.
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In that, you see whether your 100 GB
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can answer my questions or not.
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