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1. Reverse a Linked List (Python) Question: Describe how you would reverse a linked list in Python. Details: The interviewer asked for a function that takes the head of a linked list and reverses it, returning the new head of the reversed list. They were interested in understanding the logic and efficiency of your approach. 2. Remove Cycles from a Graph Question: How would you remove cycles from a graph given an integer n representing node IDs and a list of tuples representing edges? Details: The task was to provide an algorithm that removes cycles from a graph and outputs a list of edges of the new graph with cycles removed. The interviewer was looking for knowledge of graph theory and algorithms to detect and remove cycles. 3. Calculate Calories Burned During a Ride (Python) Question: Write a Python function to calculate the calories burned during a ride based on the rider's weight and ride data. Details: The function needed to calculate the total calories burned given the weight of the rider and a list of tuples representing different segments of the ride, each with a duration and speed. 4. Find the Maximum Sum of Two Numbers in a List (Python) Question: Write a Python function to find the maximum sum of any two numbers in a list. Details: The interviewer wanted to see how you would identify the two largest numbers in a list and sum them up efficiently, demonstrating your problem-solving skills with basic list operations. 5. Merge Two Sorted Lists (Python) Question: How would you merge two sorted lists into one sorted list in Python? Details: The task was to create a function that merges two pre-sorted lists into a single sorted list, showing your understanding of list operations and efficiency in merging algorithms.
May 21, 2024

1. Reverse a Linked List (Python) Question: Describe how you would reverse a linked list in Python. Details: The interviewer asked for a function that takes the head of a linked list and reverses it, returning the new head of the reversed list. They were interested in understanding the logic and efficiency of your approach. 2. Remove Cycles from a Graph Question: How would you remove cycles from a graph given an integer n representing node IDs and a list of tuples representing edges? Details: The task was to provide an algorithm that removes cycles from a graph and outputs a list of edges of the new graph with cycles removed. The interviewer was looking for knowledge of graph theory and algorithms to detect and remove cycles. 3. Calculate Calories Burned During a Ride (Python) Question: Write a Python function to calculate the calories burned during a ride based on the rider's weight and ride data. Details: The function needed to calculate the total calories burned given the weight of the rider and a list of tuples representing different segments of the ride, each with a duration and speed. 4. Find the Maximum Sum of Two Numbers in a List (Python) Question: Write a Python function to find the maximum sum of any two numbers in a list. Details: The interviewer wanted to see how you would identify the two largest numbers in a list and sum them up efficiently, demonstrating your problem-solving skills with basic list operations. 5. Merge Two Sorted Lists (Python) Question: How would you merge two sorted lists into one sorted list in Python? Details: The task was to create a function that merges two pre-sorted lists into a single sorted list, showing your understanding of list operations and efficiency in merging algorithms.

The questions were related to basic c++, sorting, function overloading, singleton, mutex/semaphore, deep copying etc. But the questions were not straight forward, you needed to think to come to the answer which would be one of the concepts mentioned earlier.
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Senior Embedded Software Engineer

Interviewed at Aptiv

3.7
Dec 14, 2018

The questions were related to basic c++, sorting, function overloading, singleton, mutex/semaphore, deep copying etc. But the questions were not straight forward, you needed to think to come to the answer which would be one of the concepts mentioned earlier.

High level Interview scope 1) Briefing details provided in Resume. 2) Core skill specific to project or hobby experience. 3) Skills required for a current opening. 4) problem-solving experience 5) Handling various circumstances associated with project execution
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Embedded-Software Developer

Interviewed at Embitel Technologies

3.4
Feb 22, 2023

High level Interview scope 1) Briefing details provided in Resume. 2) Core skill specific to project or hobby experience. 3) Skills required for a current opening. 4) problem-solving experience 5) Handling various circumstances associated with project execution

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