Whiteboard coding exercise (more trivia from the Jeopardy "Graphics processing category"): - write code for a function to copy a rectangle in an image from one location to another - this is like moving a window in a window manager, but the original window image can be left there - inputs: char [][] image, Rectangle (x,y,width, height) toCopy, Point (x,y) destination - image character array is ok for illustration purposes - 0,0 in top, left - do basic copy process - what happens when the destination is inside the rectangle to copy? - when does the original data get damaged? - add logic to copy the rectangle properly (prevent damage to the image data) - how to erase the original rectangle from the image - this was referred to as the "bit blit" algo - but am not finding a decent example of code for this on the web at first glance Whiteboard coding exercise (even more irrelevant trivia): - write code to solve 9x9 Sudoku (brute force frowned on)
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Programming language questions are always the toughest to me as not only languages are evaluated (easy) but now frameworks are also deeply evaluated (tougher for me). That being said, I think the right lighter weight was assigned to these knowing that one can catch-up if the language basis is strong. I was also asked to produce a PowerPoint to present and gave it 2-3 days to prepare it and feel good about the quality of what I have produced. The hiring manager was presented the PowerPoint and we interacted on that basis during a complete hour.
write a program.for sorting given set of integers
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Create stock by using 2 queues in C#
The two people who interviewed me are not proficient in English. I don't think they speak English regularly. I'm not a native English speaker but I have native proficiency in English. These guys struggled to understand what I was saying and I also struggled to understand what they were asking. An example is this question they asked me, "When you open IntelliJ and you click the Spring button, what happens?". After going back and forth with them, I finally figured they wanted to ask, "How does Spring Boot startup?". This would have been a straight forward question had it been asked by a proficient English speaker. My advice is they have people proficient in English interviewing, or at least have a proficient/native English speaker go through the interview questions. Ignoring the bad English, the interview questions were actually quite interesting and fairly challenging.
Please explain different modes of security in WCF? Or Explain the difference between Transport and Message Level Security.
1. Oops, Solid principles, Your project Architectures, Linq , Asp.net . Was asked to write code print fibonacci series.
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