Adobe Technical interview Questions in Written test
C test:
Q1 linked list using recursion.
Q2)Find if a number is divisible my 3, without using %,/ or *. You can use atoi().
Q3)2 integers A and B are given, find the no of bits that need to be flipped in A to get B. ( xor a and b and count the number of bits)
Q4)Write a Rotate function for rotating elements in an array, using a reverse function.
Q5)Given 2 sorted arrays A and B with duplicate elements, get C= A -B and does not have duplicates(use a variation of merging 2 arrays and then remove the duplicates.)
Q6)Some routines to swap int pointers.
Q7)Subtraction of 2 base 13 numbers.
Q8)Min and max nodes of a quad tree.
Q9)Prove that in a tree no of internal nodes is one less than leaves.
Q10)A couple of boolean logic proofs
Q11)Code to see if a binary tree is a BST or not.
Q12)Switch case program out put
Engineering test:
Q1)Given an array with some repeating numbers. Like 12,6,5,12,6
output: 12,12,6,6,5
12 shud come before 6 since it is earlier in list. So cant use a dictionary.
Q2)Implement a dictionary manually with a lil overhead.
Q3)finding nth element from end in a list
Q4)inserting an element into a sorted linked list.
Q5)In the anal part many questions were based on the rule that square root of 25 is +5/-5. Not just 5. Similarly for 1.
Geometry the questions were a little bit tricky
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Adobe - Written test pattern for Fresher
Adobe - Written test pattern for Fresher
Written rounds:
Round 1: Aptitude - trivially simple. Time could be a problem for junta not preparing for CAT. Fifteen questions in fifteen minutes.
Round 2: Quant - this was even more trivial. Thirty questions in thirty minutes.
These two rounds were entirely objective, multiple-choice with no negative marking. We had to fill in an OMR sheet and very few of us had pencils and erasers with us - almost everybody had pens. That was bad as we couldn't change an option after marking it.
Round 3: Engineering. This included a lot of general stuff. Don't remember much about it. Thirty minutes. 15 marks
Round 4: Code. This was a real test. A lot of questions and quite a few that I hadn't seen before. We were supposed to write working C code in a limited time. 15 questions. 45 marks. It was like Neo fighting Smith in Matrix 3!
Written rounds:
Round 1: Aptitude - trivially simple. Time could be a problem for junta not preparing for CAT. Fifteen questions in fifteen minutes.
Round 2: Quant - this was even more trivial. Thirty questions in thirty minutes.
These two rounds were entirely objective, multiple-choice with no negative marking. We had to fill in an OMR sheet and very few of us had pencils and erasers with us - almost everybody had pens. That was bad as we couldn't change an option after marking it.
Round 3: Engineering. This included a lot of general stuff. Don't remember much about it. Thirty minutes. 15 marks
Round 4: Code. This was a real test. A lot of questions and quite a few that I hadn't seen before. We were supposed to write working C code in a limited time. 15 questions. 45 marks. It was like Neo fighting Smith in Matrix 3!
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