Junior Embedded Software Engineer Interview Questions

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The first was something like: You get a string of 'a' and 'b', and you need to find how many ways you can split it into three groups, so there will be same amount of 'a' in every group. For example: 'ababa' there are 4 ways to split the string: ab ab a ; a bab a; ab a ba; a ba ba. Or for 'bbbbb' there are 6 ways to split the string.
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Junior Embedded Software Engineer

Interviewed at TandemG

4.1
Apr 13, 2021

The first was something like: You get a string of 'a' and 'b', and you need to find how many ways you can split it into three groups, so there will be same amount of 'a' in every group. For example: 'ababa' there are 4 ways to split the string: ab ab a ; a bab a; ab a ba; a ba ba. Or for 'bbbbb' there are 6 ways to split the string.

C function to swap to integers, directly and swapping two pointers that points to integers. C function dealing with bit by bit, but i don't really remember the application. sych and asych. interrupts and ISR, asked to write ISR and draw what will happen on the memory A lot of Questions on memory and what will happen if any of those functions were executed CAN, LIN, UART, SPI and I2C.. how they work macros and functions #if rentrant functions
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Junior Embedded Software Engineer

Interviewed at Valeo

3.8
Dec 15, 2016

C function to swap to integers, directly and swapping two pointers that points to integers. C function dealing with bit by bit, but i don't really remember the application. sych and asych. interrupts and ISR, asked to write ISR and draw what will happen on the memory A lot of Questions on memory and what will happen if any of those functions were executed CAN, LIN, UART, SPI and I2C.. how they work macros and functions #if rentrant functions

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