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and ISP.net core, and I'm also a content developer and I have 5 years experience on it. Overall, I have 7 plus years experience in full stack development. Currently, I'm working with Infosys for the Mastix Benchmark. We are developing a front-end system like a sales management system, and we are backing the vertical status from Intel to Android. Here, the technology that we take is on the core, and basically, I'm there as a content developer, microservice architecture, for the basic first-time users, and I am there as a crowdsourcer for microservices. Okay, okay. I can know from your resume, you are a leader developer. Yes? Yes, I am. Thank you. Okay. And you are familiar with C-Sharp and Java low language? Yeah. Java, basic Java, but majorly I work for content launches, basic content Java, because we have one project that is also in shell. Okay, okay. Is it this page? Yes. Is it this one? Which one? This one. This one? This one. Okay. Next, we have some professional questions for you, and we will share the screen for you. Okay? Which one is it? Click this one? Yes. Okay. Okay. Can you see the screen? No. Not this one, not this one. Okay. We show some questions for you in the screen. Can you see it? Yeah. Okay. So, first, we will ask some more professional knowledge about C-Sharp for you. Okay? So, the first one, do you know what data types are in C-Sharp? There are two types, majorly C-Sharp and data types. Predefined data types are like int, var, double, char, like that. Sorry, var, and those types like double, long, those things are custom data, like predefined data types. Custom data types like classes, types, those things are custom types. We can create customized data types. Okay. Next, what are the exceptions in C-Sharp? And how do you handle them in your project? Yeah, we can handle different ways to get the exceptions, like globally we can handle, like whenever we are getting reports or we are getting exception, it will give the global level exception. That is one way. And other ways, we can use try-catch, wherever the writing your code logic is there, then we can catch that exception also by using try-catch. That's the other way. Like that, we can add middle ways also for global level to get the exceptions. Okay, next question. What is the stored procedure and how do you apply it in your project? Like, it's stored process, like a set of queries we can execute and we can get the written values. In db, we can create a store code and in that store code, we can mention like, whatever the query, if you have set up queries or joining, for example, complex query is there, or any thread operations if you want to do, we can write the queries in that and we can insert or update thread operations, we can do it. It will take an import and it will return the response also by using the store code. In db level, we can do it. And our project level means, like we can have different IADO coordinates and entity type codes, those packages are there. Based upon that, we can utilize those store codes. By using a different base, we can call it and based upon our requirements, we can call it. Do you know the microservice? Please talk about microservice. Service? Microservice. Microservice, yeah, yeah. Like microservices, like previously we have monolithic, like everything is designed in one way. Like if you want to do anything, it will be in one way. Okay, that is monolithic. Microservices is nothing but it will be divided into chunks actually. Like each part, they have been divided into each part and they have been made less. It is scalable, easily scalable and easily deployable, those things. They will divide into the parts actually. That is the microservice. Okay. Do you know garbage collection? Yeah, yeah. Like garbage collection is used to create and dispose the objects actually. Maybe it will be used for that. Whenever you are creating an object based upon your availability or scope of that object, it will be disposed by using this garbage collection. Okay. Do you all familiar with Linux? Not much, but I have an idea a little bit. Okay. What design patterns do you know? For example, singleton, factory method, observer, do you know? Yeah, I know singleton pattern and adapter pattern and builder patterns are there. Those I know, but I am familiar with singleton pattern and adapter pattern. Observer pattern also I have used a few times. Okay. Which design patterns do you use in your projector? Like singleton pattern and factory design pattern, those things I am using. But now in this project, I am using only those two. Okay. Talk about process and... Just kidding. Process and... Process and... Talk about process and thread difference. Threads and process, yes. Yes. Like thread is like... I don't know much about the process, but threads will be used for multi-threading concepts. Whenever we have an executable thread, until execution completes, it will wait. It will create whatever we are doing, it will create a thread and it will execute and it will complete. For most of the applications, we will use asynchronous process. Like multi-threading concepts. Whenever we request something, it should not wait until first thread completes. It will execute with a parallel threads also. That concepts will be string threads and process is nothing but we have parallel concept in there. Whenever you want to execute, if you have two methods are there, if you want to execute parallel, then you can go for this process. Parallel process and that will be used to execute parallel for the methods. Okay, great. And please briefly describe the characters and differences between stacks and heaps. Stacks is like only once the stack will be created. Heap memory is like whenever you are creating an object, it will be created in heap memory. And the stacks is nothing but if you are creating static variables, those things will be stored in stack memory. Okay. I can see you have user database MongoDB in your project, right? Yes, it is. Could you tell us how to use it in your project? For now, we are using, for chatting purpose, we are using that. We have a customized mail system. We have to send emails without specific customers and only the internal communication we are using that. For each email, we are creating one JSON format and we are using the same format for the MongoDB. It will be stored in JSON format. Like document level, it will be stored in MongoDB. Okay, great. Do you know the Docker? Yeah, we are just working on it, but not exactly how these things are working. As of now, we have started converting IA server to Docker. For deployment purpose, we are using Docker. Docker is nothing but it will run different solutions in one thing. We can run by using this Docker. If you have any different types of softwares or different types of them, then we can run in each container. Good. Why do you use Redis? Do you use Redis? Redis Catchy. Why do you use Redis in your project? We have a few requests taking more time. Frequently, we are calling that request. For that, we are using this Redis Catchy to get the response. Without hitting the database, we can get the response. Whenever the data changes, it will be cleared. But it will get from the Catchy. It won't go to the database level. Based upon our request, whatever the task we are requesting, based upon that, it will get from the... Either from the Catchy or... If it is not in the Catchy, then it will go to the DB and it will get it. To improve the performance of the request. Oh, okay. Talk about the difference between MongoDB and Redis. Different types of Redis? I mean, talk about the difference between MongoDB and Redis. MongoDB is database actually. Redis is like a... It is a Catchy storage. It will be cleared. We can clear the data whenever the Catchy things ar