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      Graduate Support Engineer Interview

      Feb 26, 2014
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      I interviewed at MathWorks

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      First you receive a phone call from a HR person and then you get a second interview where you are asked some technical contents: - If f a function, how to approximate f(3) with f(5) and f'(5) - If you have two arrays, how would you find the common elements. - In C, difference between malloc and calloc

      Interview questions [1]

      Question 1

      They show you a part of a code on the screen and they give you that for this machine, an integer takes ... bits, a double take ... bits. Find the memory allocated (You need to understand deeply pointers,malloc and calloc)
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