I didn't think any of the questions were difficult, unexpected, or off-the-wall. But here's an example: You've been given an assignment, a piece of code to write, and you're reaching your deadline and realize "Hey! There's know way I'll be able to finish this in time!" What do you do?
Given some array such as {4, 2, 5, 3}, write a function that would take in the array and a number that would return how many pairs add up to the number.
Given an array which holds different integers, how would you find out what is the missing number from that array?
Given an array of n integers, print the array after x number of rotations.
Q: Reverse a string.
Question 1: Check if a string, composed of various brackets/braces/parentheses, is valid.
How to create a queue using two stacks?
What are the long term benefits of inheritance?
Had to write a function to fill in squares on a bitmap, basically implement the fill functionality in MS paint.
No unexpected questions. Normally they ask one on hardest problem faced, one on tree search and the one I got was on bit representation of integers, floats etc
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