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The document contains questions for a technical interview covering several topics: 1) There are math/IQ questions about probability of dice rolls and completing a number series. 2) Technical writing questions about arrays vs linked lists, JavaScript, and favorite bloggers. 3) Coding questions covering bitwise operators, C/C++ memory comparison, JavaScript IP validation, and SQL. 4) Requirements for mobile/desktop developers covering languages and skills. 5) Additional coding questions on .NET delegates, Java interfaces, C++ string reversing, SQL queries, and JavaScript string selection.

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The document contains questions for a technical interview covering several topics: 1) There are math/IQ questions about probability of dice rolls and completing a number series. 2) Technical writing questions about arrays vs linked lists, JavaScript, and favorite bloggers. 3) Coding questions covering bitwise operators, C/C++ memory comparison, JavaScript IP validation, and SQL. 4) Requirements for mobile/desktop developers covering languages and skills. 5) Additional coding questions on .NET delegates, Java interfaces, C++ string reversing, SQL queries, and JavaScript string selection.

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Time: 60 Min Mathematics/IQ

Two Dice are rolled. Find the probability that the sum is equal to 4. If you rearrange the word 'OMER', you will get the name of a _____? Which number should come next in the series: 25,24,22,19,15,__,__.

Technical Writing/Communication (Max 200 word for each answer)


Why are the advantages of using an array instead of linked list. What is Javascript? Why is it useful in a web-page? Who are your favorite bloggers? Why do you read their blogs regularly? What is a Satellite Assembly in .NET?

Coding

x= 31 & 32; (&) is the bitwise AND operator, what is the value of 'x'? What would be the output of the following code: void main() { char arr[10]; arr="world"; printf("%s",arr); } Write your own implementation of int memcmp(const void *ptr1, const void *ptr2, size_t num); where ptr1 and ptr2 points to blocks of memory and num is the number of bytes to be compared. The function should return 0 if they matches otherwise an integer representing the greater value. What will be the output of the following program? class some { ~some() {cout<<"some's destroyed";} }; void main() { some *a=new some; some b; some *c=new some; }

A table 'receipt_details' that stores the payment and receipt details has the following structure: transaction_date: date: NOT NULL receipt_amount: number: NOT NULL, DEFAULT 0 payment_amount: number: NOT NULL, DEFAULT 0 Sample data from the table is: transaction_date----receipt_amount----payment_amount 1/Apr/2006----------1000----------------2/Apr/2006---------- -----------------2000 1/Apr/2006----------3000----------------2/Apr/2006----------5000----------------1/May/2006----------900-----------------Note: The transaction_date column can have multiple entries for the same date. Write an SQL SELECT statement to print the "Month Wise" receipt statement for all the transaction which have total payments exceeding 1000 for that month. Write a Javascript function that takes a string as the only parameter and returns o a. true if the string contains a valid IP address o b. false if the string contains an invalid IP address

For Mobile & Desktop Application Developers : Objective C, Cocoa, Java, C/C++, Win32. Basic understanding of Computer Science Fundamentals, Sorting and Searching Algorithms, Compiler and Parser development. Top-notch computer programming skills. During the interview, you should impress us by talking about the "code" or the "spec document" that you have written/contributed in the past. Any contribution to an open-source project would be a major advantage. Strong written and spoken English skills are definite requirements along with excellent communication skills.

A person who is a good fit for this position will have some or all of the following skills: 1.a. For Web Developers: LAMP Stack, jQuery, CodeIgniter, large and complex AJAX applications, Memcached, Silverlight. 1.b. For Desktop Application Developers: C/C++, Objective C, Win32, Cocoa. 2. Basic understanding of Computer Science Fundamentals, Sorting and Searching Algorithms, Compiler and Parser development. 3. Top-notch computer programming skills. During the interview, you should impress us by talking about the "code" or the "spec document" that you have written/contributed in the past. Any contribution to an open-source project would be a major advantage. 4. Strong written and spoken English skills are definite requirements along with excellent communication skills. You have to continuously interact and contribute in our Forums and FAQ.

Q1. What are delegates in .net????explain with example. Q2. Explain use of interfaces in java with example. Q3. WAP in C++ for the following prototype for reversing a string: Char*myrevstr(char * source) Q4. Write an SQL query to find the 2nd highest salay from table Q5. What is a binary tree? What is a degenerate binary tree? Q6. Nme any 2 web servers? Explain few of the features of them which u like? Q7. Which scripting language u have studied recently? Write features of it? Q8. Write a java script function for selecting an alpha numeric string from an string for ex:-apply a JavaScript function to wat1ever9 to produce an output of 19.

This is the technical and coding part. One section was Maths / IQ, 3 Questions very easy.

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