Lexmark International Software Engineer interview experience

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CalcuttaPosted Oct 2015 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

I went into the process expecting a technical assessment, and the hardest part ended up being the written test.

They gave me three programs to write in a choice of languages like C#, C++, or Java. One prompt was about modeling a document node in a print queue, including methods to return a document subject and an abstract method for the document type, with concrete classes for word and PDF documents.

The second prompt was a bigger linked-list style implementation: I had to build a Print Queue implemented as a linked list of Document objects. It needed methods to push items to the end, pop from the start, and display the contents by listing each element’s name and type—without relying on standard

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