In the interview, one of the main things they asked me was to explain a project I had worked on in detail. They wanted to know how I approached the problem, what technologies I used, and how I handled errors or challenges during development. They were mainly checking my understanding of the logic behind the project and whether I could clearly explain my thought process.
It was combination of linkedlist, sorting, dictionary
een case studie over hoe u een klimaatvriendelijk project zou verkopen aan een klant
OOP and DB concepts (SOLID, ACID, What is a transaction?, What inversion of control means?). How Spring boot works? (bean factory, types of beans, How spring handled requests?). Java in general (Streams , Generics, Collection interface, garbage collector). Cooding questions ( easy HashSet problems)
Describe one of my weaknesses
Some questions about my personality. Some about programming and algorithms. Some related to Java. Really nothing difficult if you know programming and can write smth more complex than "Hello World"
They asked me to write an algorythm on a whiteboard to solve the coin change problem (use the least coins possible to pay) and i had to walk with them through my code and work out the different ways it could have been done. I also got UML diagrams on paper and i had to briefly tell them what the diagram was about, and there were some basic questions on databases as well.
Based on my final year project.
mi ha chiesto di parlare della mia esperienza universitaria
How do you resolve conflict
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