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Interview tip: what's the real question
Mike Stall - MSFT
Sometimes somebody asks a question, but the answer they're looking for is not the answer to the question; it's the answer to the question behind the question. My 3 year old daughter demonstrated this recently in a conversation with my wife. After realizing we didn't know where in the house she was, and...
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31 Dec 2007
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Interview Tip: Writing test cases
Mike Stall - MSFT
If during a dev interview, you're asked to write a set of test cases for some function you wrote, be sure to have test cases that reach every basic block. In other words, make sure your test cases at least hit every line of code you wrote. For example, if you need to write 'bool IsEven(int x)' which...
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7 Dec 2006
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