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MS Phone Screen Interview Questions
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Today I had a phone screen by MS recruiter and following are the questions.
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Non-technical tips?
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How about other positions within Microsoft such as Finance, Marketing, etc?
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formatted code
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someone said about some smiling face and 101010... how come i dont see any.
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Formating a code sample
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There is button with "101010" to do this
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How do you format a code sample?
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I see example solutions posted that are obviously preformatted but how's that done?
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great preperation for Microsoft Corporation Interview and also outstanding questions
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Profiles section
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Combinations in a character array.
Write a program that takes input a char array and outputs all the combinations of the characters in the character array.
Example: consier char array {'a','b','c'}
the output shouold be abc,cab,bac,acb,cba,bca that is all the combinations of characters 'a','b','c'.
N-Queen Problem.
Write a Program to solve N-Queen Problem.
Reverse a string
Reverse a string using recursive function
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