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- What's your expected salary ? - Write function to calculate Fibonacci and optimize it for upcoming requests ? - What's your explanation if some application take sometime to terminate ? - some people in a room and each one has private number and you are required to know the sum of all of this numbers without disclosing anyone private number. Explain the kind of messaging and communication between these nodes to calculate that ?
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Software Developer (F/M/Divers) C++

Interviewed at ADITION technologies

4.2★
Feb 2, 2019

- What's your expected salary ? - Write function to calculate Fibonacci and optimize it for upcoming requests ? - What's your explanation if some application take sometime to terminate ? - some people in a room and each one has private number and you are required to know the sum of all of this numbers without disclosing anyone private number. Explain the kind of messaging and communication between these nodes to calculate that ?

For the first interview: similar questions to what other people wrote here with the addition of one new question: You are given a pseudo code for a paint program - the code creates buttons for the different shapes in the GUI and there is a function which is called when a button is pressed. This function draws the shape on the screen. You are asked to design the system/class structure in such a way that you are able to dynamically create the buttons (in a loop for instance) as well as adding support for new shapes with the addition of just one line of code (not including the code for drawing the shape) Second interview: You are given a system which is comprised of a DB table and XML Files. The system is built in such a way that for every record in the table there should be a corresponding XML file. Some of the fields in the record are present in the XML file, and there are some fields in the XML file which are not present in the DB. You are first tasked to explain how you would find the following 4 issues that may appear: 1) Missing XML: There are records which do not have a corresponding XML file 2) Orphaned XML: There are XML files which do not have a corresponding record in the table 3) Bad XML data: There are XML files with discrepancies with the DB (You do not know which is the good data and which is the bad data) 4) Corrupt XML data: There is an XML file which you cannot open The second question: Design an algorithm/work flow which will allow you to take the current state of the system and find out all the files/records with problems as stated above. Take into account that there are 10 million XML files and similar number of records The third question: Modify your algorithm to support fixing each problem encountered
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Software Engineer (C++)

Interviewed at Algotec

4.1★
Aug 31, 2016

For the first interview: similar questions to what other people wrote here with the addition of one new question: You are given a pseudo code for a paint program - the code creates buttons for the different shapes in the GUI and there is a function which is called when a button is pressed. This function draws the shape on the screen. You are asked to design the system/class structure in such a way that you are able to dynamically create the buttons (in a loop for instance) as well as adding support for new shapes with the addition of just one line of code (not including the code for drawing the shape) Second interview: You are given a system which is comprised of a DB table and XML Files. The system is built in such a way that for every record in the table there should be a corresponding XML file. Some of the fields in the record are present in the XML file, and there are some fields in the XML file which are not present in the DB. You are first tasked to explain how you would find the following 4 issues that may appear: 1) Missing XML: There are records which do not have a corresponding XML file 2) Orphaned XML: There are XML files which do not have a corresponding record in the table 3) Bad XML data: There are XML files with discrepancies with the DB (You do not know which is the good data and which is the bad data) 4) Corrupt XML data: There is an XML file which you cannot open The second question: Design an algorithm/work flow which will allow you to take the current state of the system and find out all the files/records with problems as stated above. Take into account that there are 10 million XML files and similar number of records The third question: Modify your algorithm to support fixing each problem encountered

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