Software Development Engineer I Interview Questions

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The interview questions are quite easy, but it asks you to dig deeply into the basic idea. 1. What's the difference between pass arguments by value and inference. desirable the common use cases in your programming experience. 2. What's the difference between LinkedList and ArrayList, related insert, delete and search time complexity? When would you use them? 3. Describe your impressive project, and your role in the project. The most difficult time in the project. 4. A programming question concerning binary search tree.
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Software Development Engineer I Intern

Interviewed at Amazon

3.5
Mar 26, 2015

The interview questions are quite easy, but it asks you to dig deeply into the basic idea. 1. What's the difference between pass arguments by value and inference. desirable the common use cases in your programming experience. 2. What's the difference between LinkedList and ArrayList, related insert, delete and search time complexity? When would you use them? 3. Describe your impressive project, and your role in the project. The most difficult time in the project. 4. A programming question concerning binary search tree.

If you want to clear the amazon interview process, you don't need to be a good coder per se. All you need is a solid preparation from www.geeksforgeeks.com. And the worst part is that the interviewers also expect near-perfect answers. They didn't seem to appreciate the thinking approach or various ideas that were put forth for a problem.
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Software Development Engineer I

Interviewed at Amazon

3.5
Mar 30, 2015

If you want to clear the amazon interview process, you don't need to be a good coder per se. All you need is a solid preparation from www.geeksforgeeks.com. And the worst part is that the interviewers also expect near-perfect answers. They didn't seem to appreciate the thinking approach or various ideas that were put forth for a problem.

I can't go into specifics, but I thought the first part of the interview wasn't too hard. Tip for coding: go for the simplest solution. As for the skill assessment, GRE quantitative reasoning tests will help, but I thought that enough time was given that you don't really need to prepare for a speed test. I would recommend just writing whatever programs you would normally for fun for the in-person interview. As long as you're comfortable in one of the common languages, it's not too bad.
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Software Development Engineer I

Interviewed at Amazon

3.5
May 12, 2015

I can't go into specifics, but I thought the first part of the interview wasn't too hard. Tip for coding: go for the simplest solution. As for the skill assessment, GRE quantitative reasoning tests will help, but I thought that enough time was given that you don't really need to prepare for a speed test. I would recommend just writing whatever programs you would normally for fun for the in-person interview. As long as you're comfortable in one of the common languages, it's not too bad.

Technical Interview 1 Q1. Generate multiples of 2,3 and 5 in ascending order. Q2. Given a string made from characters of any language. Create a string that contains all such characters exactly once. For example, Input 生#$afsssaaf生, output 生#afs Technical Interview 2 Q1. Merge 2 balanced binary search tree Q2. Given a string with spaces. Remove spaces from the string and return.
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Software Development Engineer I

Interviewed at Amazon

3.5
Oct 20, 2016

Technical Interview 1 Q1. Generate multiples of 2,3 and 5 in ascending order. Q2. Given a string made from characters of any language. Create a string that contains all such characters exactly once. For example, Input 生#$afsssaaf生, output 生#afs Technical Interview 2 Q1. Merge 2 balanced binary search tree Q2. Given a string with spaces. Remove spaces from the string and return.

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