First-round - 20 MCQs based on Objective C, Swift, Java, OOP Second-round - Core data, app security, access specifier and general iOS questions Third-round - About projects, Swift vs Objective C, Reason for change, a bubble sort program, , find all unique elements from an array, Memory management before ARC, autorelease pool.
The phone screen is more about your background, the programming test evaluated how well you can follow directions in a programming situation.
You have two eggs. You must determine at what lowest floor do they break when dropped from. Determine a scheme to do so.
Werk je buiten je studie om ook aan software projecten?
What were your completed projects?
What are different types of iOS Application States?
There wasn't any one question that was particularly hard. Overall, though, the questions asked we about details of the Objective-C language that I either didn't know, or could not remember at the time. The questions were about things that most day-to-day developers wouldn't know, since we tend to be a cut and paste crowd. Example: how do you define a class in Objective-C? I didn't remember till about 5 minutes after the interview (isn't that always the way). I really didn't like the way I was treated there. If by some miracle an offer had been made, I would probably have said no.
Explain about the projects you did.
What’s the difference between not-running, inactive, active, background and suspended execution states?
That paper had 15 Swift questions, 10 Aptitude & 5 theoretical questions(programming).
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