"Full stack engineering interviews consist primarily of technical questions. Because full stack developers work with both back-end and front-end code, you should feel comfortable working with a variety of languages and answering questions ranging from databases and web servers to HMTL and UI implementation."
Interviewers were really good. Each time I get very good persons who are genuine and helpful. I pass the theoretical questions but during coding and problem solving I gets stuck but they were patent enough so they usually guides me through the process. If you get selected or not but interview will be helpful not a wasted of time.
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IEnumerable vs ICollection - what's the difference ?
Explain JDBC in details and it’s component
How would you implement a chat room in the browser?
Build a chat app without socket technology
3 LC Easy/Mediums, I did mine in Python, but they only offered Python 2, so it was a slight adjustment for me
Architecture interview is more like a conversation about what you've used in the past, questions about tech stack you're familiar with, and what kind of technical problem you've encountered and how you've solved it. During the logic interview, I was asked the question about burning two fuses to measure 45 mins; arranging dominoes on a chess board where corners are removed; permutation question about the ant on a 5x5 grid; and blind men losing their colored socks and rearranging them without seeing them. All of these questions are found on Google.
Cloud full stack
How can you efficiently render a very large table to the screen?
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