Design Verification Engineer Interview Questions

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1) What is the difference between virtual and pure virtual functions explain them. 2) What is constructor and destructor 3) Can we override constructor 4) Pseudo code or algorithm to distinguish between even and odd numbers in range of numbers 5)One question on angle between minutes hand and seconds hand something like how much distance traveled (Never expected) 6) What is tuple in python 7) Difference between C++ and Python Some other easy questions.... (Don't remember exactly). I answered most of them but received reject after 2 days.
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Design Verification Engineer

Interviewed at Juniper Networks

4.2
Sep 13, 2017

1) What is the difference between virtual and pure virtual functions explain them. 2) What is constructor and destructor 3) Can we override constructor 4) Pseudo code or algorithm to distinguish between even and odd numbers in range of numbers 5)One question on angle between minutes hand and seconds hand something like how much distance traveled (Never expected) 6) What is tuple in python 7) Difference between C++ and Python Some other easy questions.... (Don't remember exactly). I answered most of them but received reject after 2 days.

Questions were from device physics, Analog Design basics like a current mirror, charge pump, LC-VCO, lumped components based circuits, Analog layout, PVT variations effects on basic analog blocks, so on, mostly from my previous work experience.
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Analog/Mixed Signal Design Verification Engineer

Interviewed at Texas Instruments

3.8
Feb 4, 2019

Questions were from device physics, Analog Design basics like a current mirror, charge pump, LC-VCO, lumped components based circuits, Analog layout, PVT variations effects on basic analog blocks, so on, mostly from my previous work experience.

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