General object oriented programming questions, such as as “what’s encapsulation, function overloading”. Some questions pertaining to C, such as “what’s the difference between structs and unions”, “where does execution start in a C program”. Then finally some basic Linux command line questions, “how to create files”, “how to check system resources”, “difference between grep and egrep”. If you use Linux and know C/C++ you will cruise through the first 2 rounds.
Segment fault in c/c++ in real example Questions about memory (stack, heap..) Concurrency questions (thread vs process kinda questions) Cache coherence ( more questions about Dragon, Firefly)
What errors can you identify in this code?
Bitwise operations
The interview process was hassle-free, but the interviewer was hasty in forming judgments and didn't provide an opportunity for the interviewee to ask questions. Additionally, the interviewer seemed rushed to conclude the call, possibly because it was more of a "get to know you" session rather than a formal interview.
In project X, what was your work process?
In technical interview round, I found it difficult. Basic sql questions and Linux questions. I was asked to find second highest salary from a table. Common utilities in Linux. Project related questions. Advanced c++ topics such as smart pointers, STL, etc
Q: Questions about C++. Q: Questions about compilers.
[3rd interivew] Tell me more about your current or previous role?
[3rd interivew] Can you imagine working in a social environment where nobody tells you how to do something and only you know what should be done and you commit to doing something that can be done?
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