Interview Mantra helps you perform better at Job Interviews.
Interview Mantra was started in 2005 as a personal Journal of the editor. In July 2008, it got a name and a purpose – to help people do their best at job interviews. Here, You can find educational material related to Jobs and Interviews. You can also find technical articles on Software technologies such as C language, Java and Flex.
As we ardently support Open Source, you can find tutorials on some Open source Software too. We are currently focused on writing advanced material for C language. C questions with answers are available for download as a pdf document for offline viewing. We are looking at ways of designing quizzes for each interview article to reinforce the understanding and learning of our readers.
Articles on Job Interview:
- How to Crack IT interview
- First Interview Experience of a Fresh Graduate
- Dos and Donts in an entry level job interview.
Java Articles:
- How to install Apache Ant Software
- How to Create an Executable Jar file
- Java Development Kit Installation Guide
- Inheritance concept in Log4j
- Learn JAVA and get an edge over others
C Questions:
- List of all C Interview Questions in Interview Mantra
- Static variables, pointers & structures
- Recursion, unions, storage allocation of variables.
- Pass by value, pass by reference, enumeration
- Pointers, storage classes and bitwise operations
- Command line arguments and malloc, calloc, realloc
- String literal, function pointer, structure pointer, sizeof operator
- Header file, string functions, iterative loops, array pointers, bitwise operators
- Define vs Declare variable, Formal vs Actual arguments, getchar vs scanf, break vs continue
C Programs:
- Even or odd, prime or not, greatest number
- Swap numbers, palindrome or not
- Function pointers, string functions, fibonacci numbers
C Puzzles:
Most of the interview material posted in this blog is written by our Contributors. Our contributors are students from various educational institutions in India. We are very thankful to them for their valuable contributions. Please feel free to contact us if you wish to contribute to Interview Mantra.
We are not gurus in programming. If you feel our answers are technically incorrect or need improvement, feel free to write inline comments below or mail us at sridhar@interviewmantra.net. We would be glad to correct the errors and be thankful to you. Looking forward for your continued support.
Warm Regards,
The Editor,
Interview Mantra