Technical Round 1: This round is based on DSA. 3 questions were asked.
- Given an array, check whether it is possible to get two numbers from the array with sum k.(the easy-this question is asked just for comforting purposes)
- Given a problem on graph
- This was a hard problem, I discussed my approach.
(Hint is given by interviewer- Two Stack+segment tree…………..lmao!! ded)
Technical Round 2: This round is also based on DSA. 3 questions were asked.
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https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/snake-ladder-problem-2/amp/
(IMP- Question is easy but you should be clear about each and everything that will give you an edge [Believe me]) - Convert string a to string b. You can do the following operations on string a,
1) replace a character (basically a[i]=b[j],something like this)
2) insertion of any element
3) delete any element
Output: Minimum number of moves to convert string a to string b. - Interviewer was quite impressed by my problem-solving skills and how I approach any problem.
So for the last question, she said to implement this question which was easier than the previous one.
Given a string s, output all valid IP addresses we can make out of it.
(My approach: Backtracking)
(Tip: Your way of writing code and approaching problems matters a lot. Be clean and clear with your code. Don’t hurry, take your time and then answer)
HR round: This round is somewhat scary. (Be prepared)
- Firstly, the interviewer introduced himself and talked about his work, and asked me if I have any questions.
- Then I introduced myself and also answered how I landed up being in Computer Science.
- Then some general questions about me and college.
- Now comes the interesting part, Brief about the projects You have done.
- Then he said lets, deep-dive, into the projects and asked me so many questions which require a great understanding of the projects. So don’t fake anything, answer everything wisely, and be prepared.
- After a great discussion on projects, he checked my core knowledge of OOPs by giving some questions on output(nice questions actually ), and covered almost all concepts of OOPs.
- At last, he asked me if I have any questions.
Pro Tip: Be Genuine and Calm.
Verdict: Selected
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