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Round 2 contains two coding questions and 10 mcqs. Mcqs based on core subjects of computer science and those two coding questions will be of level 3 - level 4 in difficulty . implementing the interfaces using inheritance , or sorting some data with some constraints , collections , algorithms implementation like shortest path , merge sort techniques etc . Moins

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4 years

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Could you please answer me .what are the 2 coding questions you were asked in the round 2 so that we have an idea of what kind of questions they were expecting ? Hope a reply from you.Thank You Moins

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1. Update my resume 2. Contact friends and family about finding a new job 3. Pretend to be violently ill on Monday 4. Use up all of my sick days and vacation days. 5. Wait to get fired, which should have happened long ago because I'm not qualified to work in telecommunications. Moins

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400 cubes is incorrect? As the cube will have adjacent corners therefore a smaller cube may already be painted on a different face. Moins

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The answer is actually 741. I probably wouldn't have thought of this super quickly during an interview, but just think about it this way: in 10 moves, the most the knight can move to the right (or to the left) is 20 spaces. So you are confined to a 41-by-41 box of spaces. Now just label each column (or row if you'd prefer, as this is obviously symmetric) 0-40 (so the knight begins on the center square of column 20). Then just ask yourself....how many spaces in column 0 can the knight land on in 10 moves? How about column 1? And so on. If you think of it this way the answer will become clear. To "candidate" I suspect you are solving the wrong problem. If you're looking at possible paths that a knight might take then maybe I'd believe your answer. But for spaces to land on this is definitely wrong. By the way, since this is only a confidence interval, my friend had a very good way of estimating this. Each knight moves along the diagonal of a triangle with legs 1 and 2; in other words, the knight moves sqrt{5} away from the center with each move. So the spaces that the knight could land on would be roughly inside a circle of radius 10sqrt{5}, which has area about 1500. But the knight can only land on half of those squares because in an even number of moves he must land on a square that's the same color as the square he started on. So your estimate would be 750, so take some reasonable interval around 750. Moins

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Answer is in java :100% correct public class ProgramDemo { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("Enter the value :"); Scanner read = new Scanner(System.in); int number = read.nextInt(); for(int i=2;i<=number;i++){ if(Prime(i)){ if(Prime(2*i+1)){ System.out.print(" "+i); } } } } static boolean Prime(int a) { int temp, c; for (c = 2; c <= a - 1; c++) { temp = a % c; if (temp == 0) { return false; } } if (c == a) { return true; } return false; } } I Hope its helpful for you :) Plese give me one like for it .... Moins

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Not regulary but when will require like Audit, SBP, Monthly clossing etc.

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Self starter