Please suggest best book to re...
1. C by Kernighan and Ritchie
2. Algorithms by Thomas H Cormen (a great book for algos)
3. C++ reference by Herbert Schildt
4. Thinking in Java
5. UNIX - Sumitabha Das
6. The C Odessey
7. Exploring C by Yashwant Kanetkar (Covers most of Ritchie concepts)
8. Test your C skills, Test Your C++ Skills
9. Operating Systems ( "Silberschatz" is enough)
For interview questions refer:
1. Crack The Interview
2. Orkut Community Forum - Target Placements
3.careercup (a great site for MS and Amazon interview questions)
For smoothing your algorithm skills:
1.Algorithm Design(John Klenberg & Eva Tordas)
1. C by Kernighan and Ritchie - Good
2. Algorithms by Thomas H Cormen (a great book for algos) - Literally the bible for Algo
3. C++ reference by Herbert Schildt - Semi good at best
4. Thinking in Java - no clue
5. UNIX - Sumitabha Das - Bad
6. The C Odessey - no clue
7. Exploring C by Yashwant Kanetkar (Covers most of Ritchie concepts) - Bad bad bad bad bad..
8. Test your C skills, Test Your C++ Skills - no clue
1. Crack the Coding Interview
2. Programmming Interviews Exposed
These are the 2 books you should begin with. Do 1 of them, and it cant be stressed enough, that do the one you do WELL.
In case you feel you have too much time on your hands, do the following book.
1. Algorithms for Interviews
I personally feel that if you follow the following two regularly, you would never need to pick up any interview prep book :
1. careercup.com
2. Algogeeks ( Google Group )
+1 for Cracking the coding Interview & PIE
Is there a book on Testing ? I am developer, but I have an interview next week for SDET role. I go blank after giving few test cases (eg. Testing a real world object like Keyboard or a scenario where an input is passed to a black box and black box communicates with backend and returns a result) Please help !
Follow this website and solve the problems posted here, that is more than enough.
- Anonymous April 06, 2012