Having to recite some silly technical reference that I never use to build web applications in .NET. Some of the participants usually from India will just grab a question from a text book.That would be OK if I were in school and reading chapters from that book preparing for an exam or quiz.
The hardest part to grasp was that I never got a chance interview for that role (which was my area of interest) because of bad weather. How is that my fault?
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Find maximum sum subsequence of an array without choosing consecutive elements.
Explain the difference between abstraction and encapsulation.
I wasn't expecting they would ask me about the ECE part of my project. Although there was just backend working which was implemented by the server and I was fetching info through API, they expected me to know the backend part too.
write a program for string reversal?
a puzzle.. there are 2 sandclocks. one is in 11 minutes and another in 7 minutes.. you have to measure exactly 15 minutes
It was a hash table based question.
1st round: The technical interviews consisted of a leetcode-style easy question, and a playlist shuffling question. Both of these interviews didn't expect you to actually have runnable code, just an explained thought process. Final round: Many behavioral questions were asked about my ability to work with others. The coding interview was a sudoku based question.
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