1. Given a string return the count of total IP addresses that can be formed. 2. Check if strings are anagram. 3. Return the starting index of anagram of string1 into string2. 4. Round Robin Iterator 5. Machine coding round to return the count of discontinued models of a company given a api for fetching data.
What do you know about semiconductor whats your goal in 5 years What do you know about materials processing
Find the highest number of repeted character
For the syntax for yacc lexer, is E=E+E correct? If not why? How to store a large int (1000 bits) Define a structure for list and add elements for it in C++. Where the static variable should be? Is it in the function’s stack? What is the output of calling function(a/b++) twice if a is a static variable while b is not. What is the difference between malloc/new? What is the different between C/C++ and java? Which one you like better?
Surprisingly, they did not focus on behavioral interviewing type of questions. They were very focused on learning about your background and knowledge and experience with Six Sigma.
What design principles do you know?
Why do you want to do this job when you have a Master's degree?
1. Implement a function that would accept two strings and check if one string is an anagram of the other. 2. Given an array(list) of integers, write a function that would determine if the elements in the array can be divided into two parts each giving the same sum. 3. Email address drop-down application. For example, when we type email address while composing an email, we get a drop down of suggested email address options starting with same letter(s). Write code to do this. (This was basically the implementation of trie data structure).
Nothing difficult or unexpected. Just algorithms and if you know the basics right, it wont be an issue.
Add a column to a table using the given React code. Refactor a React Class into a React Function.
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