There were 4 timed sections. The first one was a series of narrative logic puzzles (which I acknowledge up-front that I am terrible at), the second and third were spatial reasoning puzzles (which I am usually pretty good at but who knows), and the final was a coding challenge. The coding challenge involved comparing two version strings, like "2.0.1" > "2.0.0"
what is subnet and find no. of subnets from Ip and mask
Convert color from RGBA to BGRA in C
int main() { std::thread* threadHello = new std::thread(printHello); std::thread* threadThread = new std::thread(printThread); return 0; } void printHello() { std::cout << "Hello" << std::endl; } void printThread() { std::cout << "Thread" << std::endl; }
1.Abstract classes/Interfaces with examples 2.Dynamic Polimorphism/overloading with details. 3.Stack working in .Net Framework 4.Multithreading with practical approach. 5.CLR in details 6.Linq and Lambda Expressions 7.Restful and SOAP services
OOP concepts and c++ 11 based questions
Q_OBJECT and MOC working and need of it?
Singleton design pattern? Smart Pointer? why we need it? internal working of Unique pointer? what is shared and weak pointer?
One question about using semaphone to achieve threads synchronization.
What are you doing in your current role? What is the time requirement? How do you achieve the time requirement? How to find out cause of an internet communication failure?
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