Part 3 - Can you explain your code from part 2? How did you prioritize what you coded first? If given the opportunity, what would you code next? Follow-up question: Can you code those features in the next 10 minutes? Where do you see yourself in 5 years? (be sure to use the same ranking from part 1)
Part 1 - Write a second function using pseudocode that takes an array of numbers and returns an array of arrays of prime factors for each number.
You are tasked with maximizing the efficiency of an elevator system. The behavior of the elevator is fixed when it has passengers or is picking up passengers. When it has passengers, it goes in a single direction, picking people up and dropping them off until it gets to the last stop in that direction. When someone pushes the call button, it begins moving in the direction indicated by the button pressed and behaves the same as it would with a passenger on it. Explain how you would set up this elevator system. What should the elevator do when there are no current or potential passengers? How can it minimize the distance it needs to travel to pick up the next passenger, not knowing where that passenger will be? What if you have 1 elevator for 10 floors? What if you have 3 elevators for 10 floors? What if you have 10 elevators for 10 floors? Your explanation should be high level, no need for actual code, just a basic description of behavior. (Part of the challenge is balancing detail with time management!)
Difference between visibility hidden and display none?
They mainly asked situation-based and logical types of questions during the interview.
first round is written apptitude round
Mostly related to tools and technologies you'll be going to work on
Java programs
Tell me about yourself. Why should we choose you out of all the candidates?
nothing i am just saying about written test
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