One person asked a question about sorting. I really struggled with the answer. I am not sure there was a right answer but the person asking wanted me to think out loud. This type of questioning, while fair, really make me uncomfortable. I want the time needed to really think it through which is difficult in an interview.
They may ask technical question related to the position or team that you are not expecting
implement your version of memcpy()
why fareportal
Program a connect 4 in c++
From a user clicking a link on a web page, describe the process and events that occur from start to finish (both client and server side).
How would you bypass change management processes to dynamically change OS JCL streams?
Video chat code challenge was not. It was to create a spiral loop over a N size matrix. It has no real-world use cases, and doesn't show nearly enough depth of your abilities. I have not once in 10years of coding, ever needed anything even close to this. I self taught myself coding and have worked for Google, CNN, etc. It was a purely computer science question. I think they are missing out on good and diverse talent because they only target CS grads.
1. What is the difference between a semaphore and a mutex?
android, binary trees
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