The first interview mainly covered projects I had worked on.

The second interview became more technical, involving some Java coding.

There were no language-specific questions, but some very basic algorithmic questions were asked.

Other questions included those about exceptions.

Both interviewers didn't seem overly interested or critical.

There were no difficult behavioral questions.

Write a function that copies a subarray within an array to another position without using a temporary variable.

An interviewer pasted a segment of code onto CollabEdit and asked why, after pushing a string onto a stack, the pop operation could never be reached. They followed up by asking how I could assure that the pop operation would run. They also asked when one would use try-catch statements.