"Senior software engineers are the most experienced member of a software team and usually carry the most responsibility and authority of that team. Because of this, interviews will be designed to find candidates who have expert knowledge of the field and years of experience as a software engineer. Expect to be asked tough technical questions and to give examples of previous projects that you have worked on."
After asking the details of my current role, he only gave me a simple coding question. Write a function using C++ or Java that is passed an integer and it returns the number of bits set to 1. Is there a way to improve your solution and make it faster and more efficient?
1st phonescreen: 1) background 2) algorithmic question which i dont remember but it was average difficulty level 3) Pagination in java - Given an implemented method getFeed(userId, StartTimeStamp, EndTimeTimeStamp) which returns a List<Feed>, right an API to return feeds to a mobile client. Design the API from scratch
given map entries (a,1)(b, 2)(c12, 3). Resolve {c{a}{b}} => 3
string to int and add them
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How will you prevent the code in finally block from executing? The question isn't a very fair one as a good programmer would not write the code in finally block that he/she doesn't want to execute
Given 2 strings find the common words along with the time and space complexity. How would you optimize the algorithm
Write a function/method with this signature: bool MyFunc(string term, string input) {} The method should return true if the search term is found in the input string, even when there are other characters in between. Examples: "aba", "bbbbabbxxxxxxbb" returns false "aba", "bbbbabbxxxxxxab" returns true Basically, do I see an 'a', then 'b', then another 'a' before I run off the end of the input string?
"Given a log file spanning multiple days, and given a page transition A -> B -> C, find all the unique users who made this page transition in the logs"
Write a function that determines the divisors of an supplied parameter and which of those are prime numbers.
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