Generation Gap

There are several types of keyboards, including: Blue Switches keyboard: Tactile Clicky Sound, Key Feel is Light, Sound Level is Loud. The cheapest one. Green Switches keyboard: Tactile Clicky Sound, Key Feel is Heavy, Sound Level is Loud. The cheapest one. Red Switches keyboard: Linear Clicky Sound, Key Feel is Light, Sound Level is Quiet.The preferred one. Black Switches keyboard: Linear Clicky Sound, Key Feel is Heavy, Sound Level is Quiet. Brown Switches keyboard: Tactile & No Clicky Sound, Key Feel is Light, Sound Level is Quiet. The most preferred one. Clear Switches keyboard: Tactile & No Clicky Sound, Key Feel is Medium, Sound Level is Quiet. This us similar to brown switches but with medium feel. Tactile clicky sound and linear clicky sound refer to the types of feedback that a keyboard or other device provides when a button or key is pressed. A tactile clicky sound is a type of feedback that involves a physical sensation of a button or key moving down, as well as...

First Round (Decemeber 2022) ------------------------------- Brief: There were 4 people in the interview squad in the both round and each were experitise in their fields. .NET related questions were asked by .NET Expert. SQL related questions were asked by Database Expert. Front End related questions were asked by Front End Expert. Cloud Computing related questions were asked by DevOps Expert. First Round (December 2022) A. Question related to Exceptions & disposable. 1) What is the purpose of exception? 2) How is exception handling done in .NET?  3) What is the purpose of finally block? 4) What is the purpose of IDisposable interface?  5) Why we need to dispose object manually if it is automatically done by the framework? 6) Managed resource vs unmanaged resource? Unmanaged code vs managed code? B. Question related to LINQ or Lambada 1) what the purpose of LINQ or lambada?  2) What is lambad expression?  3) The method like First(), FirstOrDefault(), TakeWhile(),...