Senior C Software Developer Interview Questions

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1. Sort array with ones and zeros. This was the most "complicated" part. 2. Complexity of insert/delete/find in double linked list, binary tree. Complexity of sort of array of numbers, of sorted array of numbers. 3. Questions like what order ctors/dtors work. 4. Some crap with 2 classes having static shared ptr for kernel object, where kernel was class poorly written. Like what's wrong with the code was the question. 5. int x; int &j; j=x; What's wrong? Reference should be assigned to a variable when declared actually. Other questions very primitive.
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Senior Software Developer C++

Interviewed at Scalable Solutions

3.8
Feb 19, 2021

1. Sort array with ones and zeros. This was the most "complicated" part. 2. Complexity of insert/delete/find in double linked list, binary tree. Complexity of sort of array of numbers, of sorted array of numbers. 3. Questions like what order ctors/dtors work. 4. Some crap with 2 classes having static shared ptr for kernel object, where kernel was class poorly written. Like what's wrong with the code was the question. 5. int x; int &j; j=x; What's wrong? Reference should be assigned to a variable when declared actually. Other questions very primitive.

Have you worked with distributed systems? What were your biggest challenges? There is a .net application, handles thousands of request seamlessly, however when it peaks, it starts to throttle. What .net specific reason can cause this?
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Middle/Senior C# Developer

Interviewed at Veeam Software

3.8
Oct 28, 2023

Have you worked with distributed systems? What were your biggest challenges? There is a .net application, handles thousands of request seamlessly, however when it peaks, it starts to throttle. What .net specific reason can cause this?

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