The online coding question was styled as such: Can you come up with an answer to this (relatively straightforward, entry level) question, what's the time complexity of your solution? Can we improve on that solution, if so what's the new complexity and is that optimal for this problem?
What is the difference between overloading and overriding?
Tell me about yourself
I don't honestly remember the specifics, but there seems to be a propensity for at least one good logic question or puzzle to see how you think and work through difficult problems.
General algorithm questions, some logic, and then actual implementation via using inheritance and abstract classes.
Questions about projects, general C++ knowledge questions.
Object Oriented Programming, past projects, behavioral questions,
What network packet analyzer tools do you have experience with?
What is the difference between ArrayList and LinkedList? When would one perform better than the other?
General HackerRank interview questions. All of them would take some time, definitely more challenging than a FizzBuzz question.
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