Given a keyword (ex: "abc") and a list of words (ex: "aabc", "cab", "ab"), write a function that will return all words in the list that are the same/anagrams of the keyword. In this case, "cab" would be the only word returned. Later changes to the function were added: numbers and symbols might be included in the words but were to be ignored ("ca2b" still matched "abc"), make the function not case sensitive ("A" == "a"), etc...
Q. Reverse a linked list without modifying the existing list.
All questions were pretty easy.
Serialize a binary tree
Lots of questions on memory issues in C. Since Garmin works with a lot of small embedded systems, it would be a good idea to have a strong knowledge of lower level languages and tricks to coding in a low memory, low processing power environment. For instance, examining a section of code and listing each step you could take to save memory.
How did you build control charts and what are the parameters you considered? and explain how it was helpful for the project you did
HR Question: What are your long term goals?
Given a pre-order list of operations along with operands, we need to compute the result. Also, we need to handle error checks as well as follow object-oriented coding Eg: +98*8.
Given a i-order list of operations along with operands, we need to compute the result. Converting inorder operations to post order operations was a fundamental question? Like before we need to handle error checks as well as follow object-oriented coding
Why do you like programming?
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