Cracking the C, C++ and Java Interview

by S. G. Ganesh ET AL, K.U. Subhash

About the book: Cracking the C, C++ and Java Interview: 2nd Edition Whether you are a final year student getting ready for campus interviews of a programmer in search for a better opportunity at any level, this is the one-stop-reference for preparing for IT interviews. With questions organized under three categories-multiple choice, programming aptitude, and programming theory-the volume includes additional information on suggested reading and entry level certification courses. Content 1. Cracking the IT Interview—FAQs Section I: General ProgrammingConcepts 2. Data Structures Questions 3. Algorithms Questions 4. Object Oriented Programming Questions Section II: CProgramming 5. C Problem-Solving Questions 6. C Multiple Choice Questions 7. C Programming—Aptitude Questions 8. C Programming—Theory Questions Section III: C++ Programming 9. C++ Multiple Choice Questions 10. C++ Programming—Aptitude Questions 11. C++ Programming—Theory Questions Section IV: Java Programming 12. Java Multiple Choice Questions 13. Java Programming—Aptitude Questions 14. Java Programming—Theory Questions Section V: UNIX and OperatingSystems 15. Operating Systems Questions 16. UNIX System Programming Questions 17. UNIX Shell Programming Questions Section VI: Sample Question Papers 18 Sample Written Test Question Paper I 19. Sample Written Test Question Paper II Appendix I: Suggested Reading Appendix II: Entry Level Certification Courses Index About the Author: S G Ganesh, K U Subhash S G Ganesh currently works with Siemens, Bengaluru and has experience of more than a decade in the IT industry. K U Subhash is the Director and CEO of MindSculptor Systems Private Limited.

207 pages, Paperback

First published October 8, 2009

Reviews

[Pratheeksha · Rating 3 out of 5]

Having attended a workshop conducted by Mr. Subhash K.U. - the co-author of this book, it was quite natural for me to pick this up. This book covers all basic concepts that is needed for a technical interview, but its only all about theory. This book could serve as basic tool and people ought to divulge deep into the "Why" factor and know how to illustrate it.

[Arvind Purohith]

good book

[Jack Hwang · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good basic to mid level materials for interview preparation. However, there are some mistakes in the book including wrong codes and wrong concepts. Need to be careful.

[Karunakaran]

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[Balmukund]

very good book ......