C# - Interview Questions/Areas
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Hi I have been working with C# for the past few years and I am currently looking for another C# position. My current job involves working with the C# language and a large API. Thus I haven’t had too much exposure to some of the key areas of .NET. So I am trying to identify a few key areas to study in preparation for interviews. Hopefully with the help of CodeProject articles :) I am thinking about looking at: - Brushing up on C# - boxing and a few other intricacies - Web Services - ADO.NET - Perhaps looking at studing for some MCP Exams. Any one have any opinions on them? Worth while? Any suggestions on key areas and resource would be much appreciated. Cheers Rich
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Hi I have been working with C# for the past few years and I am currently looking for another C# position. My current job involves working with the C# language and a large API. Thus I haven’t had too much exposure to some of the key areas of .NET. So I am trying to identify a few key areas to study in preparation for interviews. Hopefully with the help of CodeProject articles :) I am thinking about looking at: - Brushing up on C# - boxing and a few other intricacies - Web Services - ADO.NET - Perhaps looking at studing for some MCP Exams. Any one have any opinions on them? Worth while? Any suggestions on key areas and resource would be much appreciated. Cheers Rich
One thing to think about for certification is that they are releasing new certifications for develops next year based on .NET 2.0. For these certs, they are separating out people that do websites from window development from enterprise architects. So you will have to decide if you want to take exams based on .NET 1.1 or 2.0. I would say to look at ADO.NET. Steve Maier, MCSD MCAD
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Hi I have been working with C# for the past few years and I am currently looking for another C# position. My current job involves working with the C# language and a large API. Thus I haven’t had too much exposure to some of the key areas of .NET. So I am trying to identify a few key areas to study in preparation for interviews. Hopefully with the help of CodeProject articles :) I am thinking about looking at: - Brushing up on C# - boxing and a few other intricacies - Web Services - ADO.NET - Perhaps looking at studing for some MCP Exams. Any one have any opinions on them? Worth while? Any suggestions on key areas and resource would be much appreciated. Cheers Rich
If you'd like to take a test that may identify some weaknesses, then the C# Fundamentals and C# tests from BrainBench have no cost. They might help pinpoint some areas of C# that you could then study. "we must lose precision to make significant statements about complex systems." -deKorvin on uncertainty