How would anon design interview tests for testing candidate's ability in C?
If it's a Jeet just ask him which version was a certain C feature implemented in.
>>106530993dunno but one of the questions would involve implementing a hashmap from scratchtells you a lot about any programmer
>>106530993If it's a jeet, ask them to write the signature for a function which accepts a function pointer that accepts a function pointer and a string. Be extra condescending by telling them to "relax" and "take their time" on the white board.
jobs that entail writing C code are not wage-slave monkey coding jobs. questions about "language skills" wouldn't be on the menu, /g/eet tard.
>>106531388I choose rust
>This is the open sourced code for Quake. Port it to windows 11. You have one week.
>>106531395>>>/trash/
>>106531441what would not compile on w11? does quake use a software renderer or does it use directX btw? if the latter yeah it could take a bit of time. but otherwise maybe you would have to change some windows function but that shouldn't take a week? i mean, really i don't know but doesn't sound too intimidating
>>106530993make him implement his own free and mallocmake him implement user level task scheduler with task priority and context switchingmake him do something with sockets
>>106530993What do you think of OOP anon?
>>106531041Earlier this year I had an interview with a jeet at a FAANG company, it was a round 1 interview with some grunt web developer and he asked me to implement a hashmap in C++. I asked him some clarifying questions about how he wanted it and he kept taking a long time to come up with vague responses that didnt answer my question. Eventually I realized he didn't actually know what a hashmap was
