This time I wrap up the lessons learned by reading Programming Interviews Exposed. Although I have never personally be asked any drawing questions in an interview, I suppose you might get some if you are trying to get a game developer position. I can't go into a lot of details of computer drawing. But it is good to know that high performance drawing relies on using integer math.I do know you will get asked about SQL in interviews. Most questions revolve around the INSERT or SELECT statements. Know them well. If you are faced with a brainteaser, try to solve a sub problems first. You may get the insight you require.
A general rule is to make sure you can talk deeply about every technology listed on your resume. This is basic. Finally don't paint yourself into a corner when answering to what your favorite programming language is. The chances are that the interviewer does not share your choice, and may count it against you. Provide a general answer to such a question.
Next time I am going to get back to some real life stories and intuition I have gained on the job as a software engineer.
