1) Tell me about a time when you had to build a partnership with someone - I didnt focus on how it helped the other side and focused on benefits that I got which got me (I think) 2) Something that didnt go as planned 3) Challenges you faces when you had to do teawork 4) Tell me about a time you learnt new tech being tech savy
Part 1: Create a class to store messages. Part 2: Make sure it only stores the last N messages to save space. Part 3: Messages may not arrive in the correct order, instead they'll have a sequence number.
I was given the task to solve the problem of sting reversal using recursion on the spot.
Given the root node of a tree, write two Java programs to visit all nodes of the tree, one in a depth-first fashion and the other in a breadth-first fashion, both without using recursion. Assume a node is represented by a class named Node, which has a method children() that returns a list of child nodes. Call node.visit() to visit a node.
Im not going to give away their brainteaser questions, but writing your own version of battleship in psuedo code was challenging.
Nothing specific I can say, but lots of questions related to the position as well as questions you would be able to answer after taking a data structures course.
Write a enqueue and dequeue using linked lists, resolve deadlock on it etc
What challenge do you used to face and how to solve it
Tell me some CS projects you have worked on before.
If you could choose one candidate to take this internship position over you, who would it be and why?
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