Logic puzzles for the first portion. The technical portion asks for a strong understanding of Object-Oriented(OOP) concepts. Some questions regarding the pillars of OOP with examples. Then there are easy programming questions that involve topics like Binary Search, Arrays, etc. The questions are fairly easy.
The most difficult part was having to write a binary search algorithm and then following short answer questions as there was no direction as to what would be required for the job.
Heap and stack.
Can you tell me about your project X that you have listed on your resume?
Can you tell me about your project X that you have listed on your resume?
No real difficult question.
Difference between ArrayList and vector? Does ArrayList maintains order? Where should we use ArrayList mostly?
Differences between ArrayList, HashSet, TreeSet?
Given a sequence of numbers in any order, how would you arrange them so that it is less than, greater than, less than, greater...etc.
Questions on SQL, Unix, operator functions, = vs ==, mostly in the format of code on a sheet of paper they ask you to look at and tell them the output. Also asked about source control, 4 principles of OOP, and general logic assessment.
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