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Developers & Programmers Interview

C++ Question(s) & Actual Evaluation

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* Please note that the following answer(s) are just sample answers from one of our candidates. It doesn't mean that it's the correct or wrong answer.
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  • Classification: Developers & Programmers
  • Topic(s): C++
Interview Question:

Can you tell us about your experience working with C++?

Candidate's Answer:

I worked for a project that involved C graphical user graphical user interface development using C MFC framework and involved in for another project which.Which?Unit testing using G test framework which involves which is based on the Agile methodology. So I have very good knowledge in a git and.Get and Zera conference page.

Evaluation:

Your answer provides a good overview of your experience working with C++. You mention specific projects that you have worked on, including developing a graphical user interface using the C MFC framework and unit testing using the G test framework. Additionally, you mention your familiarity with Agile methodology and knowledge of Git and Zera conference page.

To improve your answer, you could provide more specific details about your contributions to these projects and how you utilized your C++ skills in each one. For example, you could mention the specific features you helped implement in the graphical user interface or how you utilized the G test framework to conduct unit tests.

Overall, your answer provides a good overview of your experience with C++ and highlights your familiarity with important tools and methodologies in the field. I would rate your answer as 4/5. To improve, try to provide more specific examples and details in your answer.

  • Classification: Developers & Programmers
  • Topic(s): C++
Interview Question:

How do you ensure your code is efficient and maintainable in C++?

Candidate's Answer:

In the unit testing I walked on used to check the UH to check the box in our source code provided by the client. So with the unit testing.I'll be doing.I'll be testing the source code by dividing the entire source code into small units.With this I'll be.So once I get the error SO or any defects in the source code, I'll be documenting the defects and the reporting those in the E0. With this I'll be maintaining the efficient and maintainable.I'll be maintaining the source code.Bug free.

Evaluation:

Your answer shows a good understanding of how to ensure code efficiency and maintainability in C++. You mention using unit testing to check the source code and identify any errors or defects. This is an important step in maintaining code quality and ensuring that the code runs efficiently.

You also mention dividing the source code into smaller units for testing, which is a good approach to make the testing process more manageable and focused. Additionally, documenting and reporting any defects is essential in maintaining the code and ensuring it is bug-free.

To improve your answer, you could provide more specific examples or techniques for ensuring code efficiency and maintainability in C++. For example, you could mention using design patterns, code reviews, and code refactoring as other ways to ensure code quality. You could also mention the importance of following coding standards and best practices in C++.

Overall, I would rate your answer a 4/5. It shows a good understanding of the topic and provides some relevant information, but could benefit from more specific examples and techniques.

  • Classification: Developers & Programmers
  • Topic(s): C++
Interview Question:

Can you walk us through your experience with Agile methodology?

Candidate's Answer:

In short, I worked on a project named Athena that is totally based on the Agile methodology. So there will be for 1414 days Sprint. That is a 14 days Sprint methodology and I involved.I used my C++ stronger C knowledge and OOPS concept for this project and it is based on the Agile methodology. SO and I used.Zero for the to track and report the bugs and the Confluence page and Bitbucket to access the client client source code using Git version control.On the Linux machine.

Evaluation:

Your answer provides a clear overview of your experience with Agile methodology and how you applied it in your project. You mention the specific project you worked on, the duration of the sprints, and the tools you used for tracking and reporting bugs and accessing source code. You also mention your use of C++ and OOPS concepts, which shows your technical skills and how they were utilized in an Agile environment.

To improve your answer, you could provide more specific examples or details about how you utilized Agile methodology in your project. For example, you could mention specific tasks or challenges you faced and how you used Agile principles to overcome them. Additionally, you could mention any specific roles or responsibilities you had in the Agile team, such as being a Scrum Master or Product Owner.

Overall, I would rate your answer 4/5. It provides a good overview of your experience with Agile methodology, but could benefit from more specific examples or details.