Firstly, Thank you for posting out the questions and answers in a very clear and concise manner. I am sure anyone attending an interview would reap benefits out of this.
I did wait for a couple of days before replying to this post, hoping to see if there was any different perception. Well, from the questions and the answers given by you, I see you are pretty much confident and clear of the subject. Almost all of the answers for the questions were correct. Although, things could be done a 1000 different ways, it is always the logic which is outstanding. I do not see any issue with that concerning you.
However, I believe the mention of pointers is misleading for the array question. I doubt if you could use pointers in vbscript. In my opinion it is best to stick to what you know then throwing things out of the bag.
It also depends on the interviewers perception. Most of them believe whatever logic they are following in their organization is correct. They are inbred with that solution and probably are looking for that piece of the puzzle only. Any deviation from that lead them towards the dissatisfied zone. There is no permanent remedy to this but it is better to hope we do not come across them. Nevertheless, the idea is always to be confident of what you know because you may miss a few but you will hit where it matters the most.
Did you get through the interview?
I did wait for a couple of days before replying to this post, hoping to see if there was any different perception. Well, from the questions and the answers given by you, I see you are pretty much confident and clear of the subject. Almost all of the answers for the questions were correct. Although, things could be done a 1000 different ways, it is always the logic which is outstanding. I do not see any issue with that concerning you.
However, I believe the mention of pointers is misleading for the array question. I doubt if you could use pointers in vbscript. In my opinion it is best to stick to what you know then throwing things out of the bag.
It also depends on the interviewers perception. Most of them believe whatever logic they are following in their organization is correct. They are inbred with that solution and probably are looking for that piece of the puzzle only. Any deviation from that lead them towards the dissatisfied zone. There is no permanent remedy to this but it is better to hope we do not come across them. Nevertheless, the idea is always to be confident of what you know because you may miss a few but you will hit where it matters the most.
Did you get through the interview?
Basanth
Give a fish to a man and you feed him for a day..Teach a man how to fish and you feed him for life.
Give a fish to a man and you feed him for a day..Teach a man how to fish and you feed him for life.