There was a detailed technical question about a test strategy for a complex system built with a domain-specific language. When I answered in general terms, the interviewer kept pressing for more specifics and detailed examples. I finally realized that she didn't really understand the problem. I confronted her with "This is your job, isn't it? And you don't know how to do it!" She admitted I was right.
Nothing too difficult about the technical questions, I came from a public school in CA near the start of my JR year, and by the end of the year every type of question that was asked was covered in class. They don't look for the absolute best answer, as long as it's not overly complicated.
Initial round was a online mcq round comprising of 15 technical questions.Duration was 30 minutes. Unfortunately kicked out of first round
One or two design questions. Remaining all were on DS and algo e.g. BST, linked lists, practical implementation of these concepts. Some were on the OS basics.
Every thing was basics. I screwed it up
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DSA questions were like LC easy and medium.
what is your college name
what is difference between primary key and foreign key
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