Egen Software Developer interview questions

They contacted me via linked in to schedule a call. They didn't provide information up front, and were cagey about answers until finally, they started talking. That salary they started with was about 55k under my floor. I tried to end the process there, but they pushed and started slowly raising the possible salary range. I told them that even I they come up to my floor, I'm not taking the least I will possibly take for a job that requires me to commute to an office three days a week, with no easy public transit method of getting there, because it would need to buy a second car. They dismissed all of my concerns in what I found to be rude or like they didn't understand and just wanted to give a hard sell. That was Tuesday. I told them I would take the assessment on Wednesday evening. I received two more calls asking when I would take the assessment because they wanted to get the next interview round scheduled. Telling them I was going to do it in the evening Wednesday didn't seem to sink in. I had read similar stories about the hardsell low ball approach, and I happen to be running a 99.8 degree fever and not really wanting to deal with this kind of thing while I am sick. I told them I was no longer interested in the code challenge. They didn't listen to that and began talking past what I said again, completely ignoring my no. So I hung up, declined the code signal, disconnected on linked in, and wrote this. Don't talk to these guys unless you are desperate. They don't seem to respect their applicants, so I doubt they treat their employees much better.