I applied online and got an online test. I chose C.
The test was not bad. I recommend brushing up on C concepts. Questions covered C fundamentals, predicting program output, and identifying bugs in code.
The next round was a phone interview. It included UNIX-based questions on processes, threads, accessing shared memory, and the pipe system call. There was also one algorithm-based question.
After that, I went onsite.
I had a technical interview, which I enjoyed. Questions focused on the internal workings of C function calls and stack memory. Another interview was with a manager, covering personality questions and puzzles. A final round was with HR.
How do you find out if stack memory is growing?
Use the pipe system call in UNIX.
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