CS Interview Questions

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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Cool. Thread moved to jobs/careers section
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  ms_cs

  Let me first post the simple question..(Agile Software Corporation)
  
  
  No-1
  [ java ]
  ++i+ ++j is equivalent to
  (a)i+j+1
  (b)i+j+2
  (c)i+j
  (d)can't be compiled
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  ms_cs

  No-2(Agile Software Corporation)
  
  What is the output
  
  #!/bin/perl
  kill –0 pid
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  ms_cs

  No-3
  
  Randomization is good for which algorithm(quick sort, heap sort, selection sort, hashed table, ….
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Also contribute solutions along with the questions. [Don't have questions & answers in separate posts in this thread]
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  ms_cs

  The_Big_K

  Also contribute solutions along with the questions. [Don't have questions & answers in separate posts in this thread]

  Nice idea , But that will not be interesting I think,
  
  We can request CEans to answer with quoting that question. What do you say Big_K
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  shalini_goel14

  ms_cs

  Let me first post the simple question..(Agile Software Corporation)
  
  
  No-1
  ++i+++j is equivalent to
  (a)i+j+1
  (b)i+j+2
  (c)i+j
  (d)can't be compiled(correct)

  Which language?
  
  

  ms_cs

  No-3
  
  Randomization is good for which algorithm(quick sort, heap sort, selection sort, hashed table, ….

  Heapsort is the answer ?
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  kashish0711

  ms_cs

  Let me first post the simple question..(Agile Software Corporation)
  
  
  No-1
  ++i+++j is equivalent to
  (a)i+j+1
  (b)i+j+2
  (c)i+j
  (d)can't be compiled(correct)

  
  d) i++; j++;
  
  I saw this in my book 2 years earlier haha
  idk if I am correct
  but havent seen any thing like ++i+++j 😛
  I am very weak in languages thx to my teacher.😡
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  ms_cs

  @shalini: The Question is updated now
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  ms_cs

  shalini_goel14

  No-3
  
  Randomization is good for which algorithm(quick sort, heap sort, selection sort, hashed table, ….

  Heapsort is the answer ?

  Heap sort is not and
  Answer: Quicksort
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  kashish0711

  was my correct, was my correct?? 😁
  haha I am going crazy for result. 😛
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  ms_cs

  kashish0711

  was my correct, was my correct?? 😁
  haha I am going crazy for result. 😛

  You are really crazy😉..
  Here post answers or tech questions
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  ms_cs

  No-4
  
  find legal statements [ java]
  (a)int a=30;
  (b)float f=1.4;
  (c)double d=34.5;
  (d)byte b=128;
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  kashish0711

  ms_cs

  You are really crazy😉..
  Here post answers or tech questions

  lolz k
  
  Ok tell this one,
  
  1. We say current flows in wire, then when we give electricity to one end of cable, and other is kept in a tub, then the current should fall from that end is inside the tub? If yes, then why? If No, then why?
  
  2. Who was the man who invented the famous A.C. motor?
  
  3. Are we looking for any new system from electric transmission for long routes other than with cables?
  
  4. What role does frequency plays in electric transmission?
  
  
  Good Luck everyone. 😁
  These are the easiest I could think. 😛
  
  expecting very quick answers from Big K 😁
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  CEMember

  ms_cs

  No-4
  
  find legal statements [ java]
  (a)int a=30;
  (b)float f=1.4;
  (c)double d=34.5;
  (d)byte b=128;

  Following are legal statements : (a) and (c)
  int a =30;
  &
  double d=34.5
  
  float f=1.4f;
  &
  byte b= (byte) 128;
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  ms_cs

  that is correct answer CEMember.
  
  We have two unanswered questions CEans 😀
  
  No-1
  [ java ]
  ++i+ ++j is equivalent to
  (a)i+j+1
  (b)i+j+2
  (c)i+j
  (d)can't be compiled
  
  No-2(Agile Software Corporation)
  
  What is the output
  
  #!/bin/perl
  kill –0 pid
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  ms_cs

  No-5
  
  the sorting method which don't generally use recursion
  (a)heap sort
  (b)bubble sort
  (c)quick sort
  (d)strand sort
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  shalini_goel14

  ms_cs

  No-1
  [ java ]
  ++i+ ++j is equivalent to
  (a)i+j+1
  (b)i+j+2
  (c)i+j
  (d)can't be compiled

  Well, if I assume semicolon is placed after it, then answer is (a) else answer is (d)
  
  

  ms_cs

  No-5
  
  the sorting method which don't generally use recursion
  (a)heap sort
  (b)bubble sort
  (c)quick sort
  (d)strand sort

  Bubble sort ?
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  ms_cs

  @shalini: you are very correct
  
  No -5
  Yes it is bubble sort
  
  No -1
  Answer is 'can't be compiled'
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  kashish0711

  ms_cs

  No -1
  Answer is 'can't be compiled'

  see I was right 😎
  
  
  edit: where are other engineers?
  this is supposed to be a universal thread, featuring interview questions from all trades, right?
  where is everybody?
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  ms_cs

  No-6 :
  
  [ Oracle DBA]
  SNAPSHOT is used for
  a. Synonym, b. Table space, c System server, d Dynamic data replication
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  ms_cs

  kashish0711

  see I was right 😎

  😎 dude...
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  ms_cs

  No-7
  
  [ Oracle ]
  LGWR process writes information into
  a Database files, b Control files, c Redolog files, d All the above.
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  ms_cs

  No -8
  
  [ Oracle ]
  The packaged procedure that makes data in form permanent in the Database is
  a Post
  b Post form
  c Commit form
  d None of the above
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  shalini_goel14

  ms_cs

  No-7
  
  [ Oracle ]
  LGWR process writes information into
  a Database files, b Control files, c Redolog files, d All the above.

  (c) - Redo log files?
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  ms_cs

  @shalini: C is correct answer,
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  silverscorpion

  ms_cs

  @shalini: you are very correct
  
  No -1
  Answer is 'can't be compiled'

  
  Why can't it be compiled??
  
  I thought i+j+2 was the correct answer. At least. that's how it would work in C.
  
  ++i + ++j;
  
  I do think this equals i+j+2; only..
  
  PS : I dunno how this works n Java!!
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  shalini_goel14

  silverscorpion

  Why can't it be compiled??

  Because it was not ended with semicolon . All statements in java must end with semicolon. 😀
  
  And yes regarding ++i + ++j - you are right it is equivalent to i+j+2[as per Java also 😀] . I considered it wrong in hurry as ++i + j++
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  hamburg113

  Hi
  
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