You have several servers that can take in a given number of requests. The server capacity and server requests are given to you in arrays (was actually lists). Three of the servers can be upgraded to double capacity. Return the number of servers or capacity left over or something, it wasn't clear. My best guess is they wanted the minimum capacity of the servers that would cover the entirety of the requests (so assume a cloud scenario where you could have unlimited compute but at a cost), but they didn't say that. The SQL question involved joining two tables, then adding another column which is the result of a calculation, then filtering and arranging that new column, and reducing it to two decimal places.
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Can you please explain the concept of what a MVC framework is?
The first half is largely pattern recognition (e.g. something like 'guess the next number: 1, 4, 4, 7, 28, 10, 280, 13' except more complicated). The second half is more just rapid fire calculations, "calculate how much interest is paid on this load in x years" type stuff. There's enough time to do them out by hand but unless there are two very similar options, you're best off estimating which choice is best
Can you tell me more about the programming projects you've done at university?
1. Tell me about a recent news you have seen that would affect IBM and its services 2. Tell me about your greatest career or personal achievement. 3. Tell me about the most creative thing you have done. The phrasing was slightly different.
Describe a time when you worked with a team
Tell me about your experience
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