They asked me mainly about POSIX multithreading (threads, mutexes, semaphores, etc.). Explain deadlocks How many locks do you need to create a deadlock? The take-home test had two questions. One was about multi-threading, a producer-consumer type problem. The other is about a timer framework where we have to find bugs in that code. Questions of the final interview hugely depend on your answers to that assignment.
Whats the use of pointer? How does pointers help in the program efficiency?
The interview panel won't give you feedback
how do you find the most frequent value in an array of integers.
Most of the questions were easy, even programming questions were basic
How do you deal with difficult tech problems?
basic questions in python and explain django architecture,rest api calls using any framework
If I put u in different platform, Will u able to work?? and how??
Implement queue using circular linked linst. What is deadlock Reverse a string without using any buffer array
Most questions are behavioral. Some ask you questions like 'what do you like and hate about the language you worked on'. To me thats a great question for them to gauge how much exposure you have to the language. Since I mentioned about webservices, I had questions on that. Again its not syntax based question, more like 'what you don't like about WCF services'
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