Need various algo asked during interview for dotnet C#
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say i hard many people like started in interview face question like to find out palindrome word writing program. so is there any web site which show basic question asked for various algo during interview.
i like similar question like palindrome word or number which many people learn during programming with c and c++ for developing logic sense.
anyone can redirect me to those web site from where i can acquire many also like palindrome which people learn during programming and also asked during interview. thankstbhattacharjee
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say i hard many people like started in interview face question like to find out palindrome word writing program. so is there any web site which show basic question asked for various algo during interview.
i like similar question like palindrome word or number which many people learn during programming with c and c++ for developing logic sense.
anyone can redirect me to those web site from where i can acquire many also like palindrome which people learn during programming and also asked during interview. thankstbhattacharjee
Are you asking for questions to ask people, or for questions that you might be asked in an interview?
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say i hard many people like started in interview face question like to find out palindrome word writing program. so is there any web site which show basic question asked for various algo during interview.
i like similar question like palindrome word or number which many people learn during programming with c and c++ for developing logic sense.
anyone can redirect me to those web site from where i can acquire many also like palindrome which people learn during programming and also asked during interview. thankstbhattacharjee
No, I'm afraid there isn't. Interviewers can ask the candidate to do anything (within reason, it will be related to the job function in some way) so there is no "set of algorithms" that interviewers have to pick from. It's not to check if you remember algorithms, to to find out how you think - when you don;t have Google to do it for you! :laugh: What the interviewer is looking for is to see how well you handle simple problems (and palindromes are indeed a very simple problem) to see if the way you think fits in to how his company works. Memorizing algorithms won't help you there because the chances are the task will be unrelated to any particular algorithm, but how you implement the things do you know. So relax, be confident, and think about the task they set - rather than trying to use the thinking of others to get you a job! (Because if you rely on others to pass the interview, you won't last long once in the job - everyone can spot the "dead wood" who can't actually do the work) You'll be fine!
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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No, I'm afraid there isn't. Interviewers can ask the candidate to do anything (within reason, it will be related to the job function in some way) so there is no "set of algorithms" that interviewers have to pick from. It's not to check if you remember algorithms, to to find out how you think - when you don;t have Google to do it for you! :laugh: What the interviewer is looking for is to see how well you handle simple problems (and palindromes are indeed a very simple problem) to see if the way you think fits in to how his company works. Memorizing algorithms won't help you there because the chances are the task will be unrelated to any particular algorithm, but how you implement the things do you know. So relax, be confident, and think about the task they set - rather than trying to use the thinking of others to get you a job! (Because if you rely on others to pass the interview, you won't last long once in the job - everyone can spot the "dead wood" who can't actually do the work) You'll be fine!
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
Sorry probably i could not explain properly. i search Google but may be could not put right keyword so i am not getting a web site which help peole to learn programming by c,c++ or c# with many logical program like Fibonacci series or palindrome word or number and various kind of sorting etc.
so if anyone know about any web site from where we can see many program is there for learning purpose then please share the url. thanks
tbhattacharjee
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Are you asking for questions to ask people, or for questions that you might be asked in an interview?
Sorry probably i could not explain properly. i search Google but may be could put right keyword so i am not getting a web site which help peole to learn programming by c,c++ or c# with many logical program like Fibonacci series or palindrome word or number and various kind of sorting etc. so if anyone know about any web site from where we can see many program is there for learning purpose then please share the url. thanks
tbhattacharjee
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Sorry probably i could not explain properly. i search Google but may be could not put right keyword so i am not getting a web site which help peole to learn programming by c,c++ or c# with many logical program like Fibonacci series or palindrome word or number and various kind of sorting etc.
so if anyone know about any web site from where we can see many program is there for learning purpose then please share the url. thanks
tbhattacharjee
Don't focus on tasks: instead learn by doing. Get a book, or a course and do the exercises - they introduce the concepts in a logical sequence, and (hopefully) mean that you understand fully what you are doing before moving on to the next subject. Trying to find existing programs doesn't help at all in that: you don't learn as much (or as well) by "looking" as you do by "doing".
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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No, I'm afraid there isn't. Interviewers can ask the candidate to do anything (within reason, it will be related to the job function in some way) so there is no "set of algorithms" that interviewers have to pick from. It's not to check if you remember algorithms, to to find out how you think - when you don;t have Google to do it for you! :laugh: What the interviewer is looking for is to see how well you handle simple problems (and palindromes are indeed a very simple problem) to see if the way you think fits in to how his company works. Memorizing algorithms won't help you there because the chances are the task will be unrelated to any particular algorithm, but how you implement the things do you know. So relax, be confident, and think about the task they set - rather than trying to use the thinking of others to get you a job! (Because if you rely on others to pass the interview, you won't last long once in the job - everyone can spot the "dead wood" who can't actually do the work) You'll be fine!
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
OriginalGriff wrote:
What the interviewer is looking for is to see how well you handle simple problems (and palindromes are indeed a very simple problem) to see if the way you think fits in to how his company works.
To be fair and clear that is what the interviewer thinks that they are doing. Statistically most of the time such skill tests would work just as well if they handed the interviewee a bag of Legos and ask them to build a car.
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Sorry probably i could not explain properly. i search Google but may be could put right keyword so i am not getting a web site which help peole to learn programming by c,c++ or c# with many logical program like Fibonacci series or palindrome word or number and various kind of sorting etc. so if anyone know about any web site from where we can see many program is there for learning purpose then please share the url. thanks
tbhattacharjee
I suggest that you first learn how to communicate in English before trying to program in any other language! :laugh:
