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Interesting Interview Questions asked right now

As you all know that there is a revolution in technology front and if you are a developer who is still stuck in some legacy project and continuing developing you might get a shock If you are applying for a job interview in future. Same thing happened with me. I want to share some of my experience in what new is being asked in technology front. This may help some of you to get through the interview process. 1. Coding test.       a) nearly everybody is asking for coding test now. Asking for complex Questions. What I got surprised are below points.            a.i) Apart from problem-solving using c#. People are asking problem-solving in Javascript as well. currently what companies are looking for is c# as well as javascript expert. So, that developer can handle the movement in technology from .net to node and angular front.            a.ii) The companies are not only looking for c# problem solving they want to see you are taking care of performance when you are solving the probl

How to Practice and Improve your Sql and PLSql Skills

Everybody are you know for preparing for an interview it's very very difficult as we consider ourselves master in technology and feel like we know everything including SQL server. The catch is with the advent of NoSQL and entity framework SQL server is asked rarely in an interview but in case its asked we get a shock because we didn't practice for it. below are good websites I found very useful for practising SQL or PLSQL SQLZoo.net — Provides practice and quizzes to boost your skills SQLTeaching — If you like learn by example introductions to new languages this is the resource for you. SQLCourse — Interactive online SQL training PGExercises — For those who learn by doing, try jumping right in with these exercises SQLFiddle — Completely free-form SQL practice. Build your own schema, run queries, or practice on a sample fiddle. If you like JSFiddle this is a similar tool.

How to Practice and Improve your C# Skills

Today I found our few websites to practice our your language skills for example c#. Being a software developer I had always been learning new languages and always had a feeling like I am expert in c#. But there was no way I can validate it or practice it in my spare time. 1. Codewars.com           This website is too good for practising and improving your skills with c# or other languages like Python, Ruby or Typescript. The best thing I found with this website is you can start with low level and keep practising more and more complex programs unless you achieve mastery in your skill.         The best part is you can contribute by adding problems you find yourself. also, there are more languages you can practice. Currently, I am registered with c#, Javascript and Typescript. 2. Hacker Rank.          This website is very good to practice complex problem solving using c#. This is specifically for preparing of code test in an interview.