I had the interview about three hours ago. It consisted of three one-hour slots with three different people:
The interview went really fast, or so it seemed. Most questions were standard technical questions.
There weren't enough questions about me as a person, and I feel I should have revised more for the technical questions.
I received an answer pretty quickly because I had an offer from another company, so they sped things up for me. Overall, it wasn't too challenging, to be honest. I just fluffed it a bit, and I had another job in the back of my mind.
Write a function that puts two unordered arrays into a third ordered array.
How to write a string class.
How to test a file I/O save solution (example: saving and loading for Excel).
How to write the string-to-float function atof().
Stack to queue.
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