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Google "programming interview questions" or the like. There is lots of useful information. Design pattern questions are common. If you know MVC, Factory, and
by russell 17y ago
Google "programming interview questions" or the like. There is lots of useful information. Design pattern questions are common. If you know MVC, Factory, and a couple of others, you are probably OK. Algorithm questions are surprisingly rare, but you should know big O notation and be able to state it for a couple kinds of sorts or searches. Language specifics: yes. Know OO, abstract classes, concrete classes, interfaces and instances. Otherwise know what you claim. If all you know about databases is what you learned in a CS class, you dont know databases.
- jkuria 17y agoThe 2 best resources for this are: 1. Programming Interviews Exposed 2. Career Cup interview Guide by Gayle Laakman (www.careercup.com) I had to prepare for interviews and didn't have much time. I spent a few days going through each one of them--marathon studying did really well as a result. I remember beingasked questions several times and I almost felt like telling the interviewer, do you want to blindfold me and tie my hands behind my back to make this a little more challenging? :)
- minalecs 17y agowhich is the better purchase if you had to chose, career cup or programming interviews exposed