1. Increment a huge number (that does not fit into a int/long) by 1. 2. Find if string is a palindrome 3. Find palindromic substring in a given string (I did not Mancher's algo but brute force method). The interviewer as okay with it. 4. Find loop in the linked list.
Q: How would you break down a large number (e.g. 3000) requirements from a customer?
some irrelevant math quiz problems, queueing system modeling, etc
Basic wireless concepts
The discussions ranged from balancing security and productivity to more technical topics like PowerShell and managing various systems.
The challenges previous work experience
The whole techincal interview was extremely challenging. They tended to focus on my weaknesses to get knowledge on the depth of my skillets.
What MISRA rules do you know?
Do you have an engineering degree from an accredited college?
Explain your current work/experience
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