The case was an open-ended invitation to identify a problem with elevators and design a software-based solution. The interviewers were aggressive about asking why I chose the topic I did, what I wanted to do with it, etc. They wanted to make sure I could have strong opinions and back them up. I think the process was supposed to mimic a three-way brainstorming session, with me coming up with ideas and them trying to pick them apart. It all felt quite fair.
CoderPad interview is around 1 hour. The interviewer is very friendly and helpful. 1: Simple string manipulation. count the number of characters in the string. very easy. 2: Find pairs that sum up to a certain number in an array. 3. Calculate the probability of chess game---I wasn't able to finish this question I'm using C++ and finish the first 2 questions very fast. The interviewer seems to be amazed by my methods. So he asked me if i wanted to try question 3. I tried question 3, but wasn't able to finish it and only explained my logic. So if you prefer C++, you can prepare by getting familiar with c++ string and algorithm class. very useful.
A common question which all the interviewers ask is Tell me something about yourself, and something about Accenture.
Where do you see yourself in five years time?
What are the principles of object oriented programming?
difference between a procedure and function
About the project
General fundamentals on programming Object Oriented Concepts Data Structures Algorithms and General HR
Difference between sets and lists
Tell me about yourself?
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