Phone interviews contain basic concepts about OS, computer systems and C++ (they asked some C++ 11 probing questions), some behave questions as well. On-site interview includes whiteboard coding (basic algo questions slightly modified from some LeetCode, easy - medium level), implementing some data structures and some system design problems. IMHO, most of the on-site interview questions are well prepared and kinda challenging. Keep your mind clear.
Virtual function vs a pure virtual function.
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[Tech] What is a deadlock and how do you create one?
Some basic c++ concepts, OOp, pointers , function pointers, references, smart pointers
What are your available time slots for a phone call?
How to find the minimum of a function, given the range of an input number.
What all projects are you worked on? Why you wnat to join us?
Some questions and practical examples were legitimate, like multithreading behavior leading to zombie processes. Some were rather synthetic or just examples of bad code that you should never see anyway, like what would this do: int i = 5; int x =10; i+++++j;
the classic question of writing the "atoi" function
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