I would rather not disclose any interview questions. I will say that half the questions I got were very personalized, while the other half are similar to the ones you can find online... Know your algorithms, data structures, and design patterns. My networks, information security, databases, compilers, and finite state automata knowledge came in handy as well.
Write a function that computes the number of connected components in a binary matrix, where cells with "1" are nodes and adjacent nodes (including diagonal) are considered connected. Now modify the code so that two computers can be used for this computation in parallel (this was the very hard part).
In starting they ask about your projects, your work experience and academics. Then they ask technical questions which is mostly about trees, strings , hashmap and other data structure.
problem solving dp greed arrays
Consisted of BFS Search Algorithms.
Tile puzzle. What data structure represents its, defend your choice. And how to solve it, given a function that tests if it is done.
Questions on string manipulation and string handling. Questions on algorithms and data management. Questions on project and time management.
One DSA question on binary trees OS basics Sec round- Oops Projects resume
Give me an example of a time when you were working on a project with someone that didn't complete their tasks on time. What did you do?
1- Introduce yourself 2- what are the main principles of OOP? 3- what is the main programming language i am expert at? 4- what is the longest project i worked on 5- what are threads? 6- how threads communicate with each other 7- what is the time complexity of deleting a node in a linked list? And why?
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