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Congrats!
@Clayton
Thanks
Well Done!! and Congrats!!
Can we know trickky Interview questions??
BBoth You cracked or not cracked… !!
@Naeem
I was struggling to recall one interesting question that I was asked, but it appears that I had forgot it completely.
Anyway, here’s another one:
The goal is to invert contents of a stack and place it into another stack. I.e. you have stack A that contains something, lets say numbers 1,2,3,4,5. You want to invert its contents and place the result, 5,4,3,2,1 into stack B.
Question had two parts. In first part you’re allowed to use additional stack (C). In second part you only allowed to use two stacks: A and B and some additional variables.
Congrads!!! What will you do in your new job? (userspace, kernel…)
@Vita
Thanks.
I’ll be doing userspace/C++ mostly, but also some hacking.