Programmer Interview Bible

Author: Ou Liqi, Liu Yang, Duan Tao / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book is based on the interview questions from major IT companies over the years (including written tests, oral interviews, phone interviews, English interviews, as well as logic tests and IQ tests). Through precise and detailed categorization, it divides common key points encountered in programmer (including network, testing, etc.) job interviews into 21 chapters. It not only provides thorough explanations of traditional C-series language key points, such as object-oriented problems, sizeof issues, const issues, and data structure problems. It also provides in-depth explanations based on the new trends in foreign company question-setting, covering design patterns, C#, network issues, database problems, .NET, and more. At the end, the book focuses on how to conduct English and phone interviews, providing numerous practical English interview questions, reference answers, and common vocabulary, aiming to address the bottleneck caused by language issues when programmers apply for foreign companies. The interview questions in this book are not simply listed. In addition to providing detailed analysis and answers for each question, it also offers extended explanations of related knowledge points. The goal is to truly connect the dots and help readers learn by example. This book offers significant help to readers in both job hunting and improving their computer-related knowledge. This book is based on the interview questions from major IT companies over the years, providing a detailed analysis of common key points for programmer positions. It not only offers thorough explanations of traditional C language key points, including object-oriented, sizeof, const, and data structures, but also provides in-depth explanations based on the new trends in foreign company question-setting, covering design patterns, C#, network issues, databases, and .NET.