And you can specify various elements to be included with default values. These custom annotations can then be processed at compile-time or runtime, depending on their design.
Good working place and a nice.
On-campus interview with a GPU expert, 30 minutes. First, he asked me why I was interested in Microsoft. Then, he asked a very simple technical question, followed by a strange algorithm I've never seen before.
There were three rounds: two standard DSA questions based on graphs and dynamic programming, and one behavioural question. No system design was asked as I am a fresher. The third round was with a skip-level manager, testing my fitment to the company.
I had only one interview; however, it was an on-site interview. I was asked to implement a couple of existing methods from standard libraries. I had the choice of using either C#, Java, C, or C++ (and possibly Python). The methods were from the pri
On-campus interview with a GPU expert, 30 minutes. First, he asked me why I was interested in Microsoft. Then, he asked a very simple technical question, followed by a strange algorithm I've never seen before.
There were three rounds: two standard DSA questions based on graphs and dynamic programming, and one behavioural question. No system design was asked as I am a fresher. The third round was with a skip-level manager, testing my fitment to the company.
I had only one interview; however, it was an on-site interview. I was asked to implement a couple of existing methods from standard libraries. I had the choice of using either C#, Java, C, or C++ (and possibly Python). The methods were from the pri