I want to add 11:57 that you can name params in tuples. example let tuple = (value: Int, valueString: String) ; then you can do this tuple.value or tuple.valueString and not tuple.0 or tuple.1
I wish I’d be asked such simple questions at every interview. Generally, I have to tell in details about the dispatch tables, thread safety and POSIX .
In 2020, they ask the same kind of questions. It's pretty much the same everywhere in the companies taking iOS coding tests and interviews. Thanks for the good content. :)
Honestly... it depends. In many cases (especially in startups) nobody is focusing on testing and because of that nobody is asking about this topic. It's more common to be asked about UI/Unit Testing when applying to bigger companies, or those with more mature project (app).
This is definitely useful information, thanks! But a good (some would say mean) interviewer will not ask about basic knowledge you could look up, for example by watching a UA-cam video :P Instead you will be asked questions that implicitely reveal your knowledge about the basic stuff. Just my experience from Germany ✌️ :)
Hey, for sure you will be asked about your past projects, your experience with some well known libraries (like Alamofire) or databases (Realm) and many more things, but it always depends on your experience. I just wanted to talk about questions, which are common in most interviews and are most likely always asked to check basic knowledge about iOS.
Excellent examples of questions. It's was very interesting because had a lot of things and subjects present in my first course of IOS. I'm from JAVA, PHP, and WEB. And now I am studying IOS. My thoughts were only to understand whats happens behind Flutter or React Native I had studied and now I think is a good idea to be an IOS developer. You can call me for an interview in January, Tom 😆 Thank you for more this good content.
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Skip to 4:30 for interview questions
Thanks, but the part how he came up with the questions and what's his experience is and how qualified he is important as well.
I want to add 11:57 that you can name params in tuples. example let tuple = (value: Int, valueString: String) ; then you can do this tuple.value or tuple.valueString and not tuple.0 or tuple.1
Your research on the questions was very good. I liked that you covered almost everything.
I wish I’d be asked such simple questions at every interview. Generally, I have to tell in details about the dispatch tables, thread safety and POSIX .
What type of companies are you trying to get in?
Hey, thanks for content. How difficult is it to find an iOS internship in Poland?
In 2020, they ask the same kind of questions. It's pretty much the same everywhere in the companies taking iOS coding tests and interviews. Thanks for the good content. :)
Thanks, luckily core concepts of iOS Development are not changing so fast.
@@TomBaranowicz Correct.
What about data structures and algorithms as possible questions for iOS Interviews?
They happen from time to time, but this is not an iOS Specifi question, this is why I skipped them.
Thank you so much for this video.
You gave very clear and important information.
It's very useful for sure.
Much appreciated
Thank you
What advantage does a tuple have over using else and ifs? Or is it just for syntax readability
You can return multiple values from a function, from my perspective this is probably the most important feature.
What about Unit/UI Testing? Does that ever show up in interview questions?
Honestly... it depends. In many cases (especially in startups) nobody is focusing on testing and because of that nobody is asking about this topic. It's more common to be asked about UI/Unit Testing when applying to bigger companies, or those with more mature project (app).
Thanks, very helpful for my upcoming interview!
Wish you good luck!
This is definitely useful information, thanks! But a good (some would say mean) interviewer will not ask about basic knowledge you could look up, for example by watching a UA-cam video :P Instead you will be asked questions that implicitely reveal your knowledge about the basic stuff. Just my experience from Germany ✌️ :)
Hey, for sure you will be asked about your past projects, your experience with some well known libraries (like Alamofire) or databases (Realm) and many more things, but it always depends on your experience. I just wanted to talk about questions, which are common in most interviews and are most likely always asked to check basic knowledge about iOS.
Most of the time you live code with screen share not paper and pen..
Excellent examples of questions. It's was very interesting because had a lot of things and subjects present in my first course of IOS. I'm from JAVA, PHP, and WEB. And now I am studying IOS. My thoughts were only to understand whats happens behind Flutter or React Native I had studied and now I think is a good idea to be an IOS developer. You can call me for an interview in January, Tom 😆 Thank you for more this good content.
which mic you use for voice recording .I also want to share my experience .?
Great video!
Awesome video.
Thanks for sharing.
thank you
Good content 👍
TOM czy tomek? To be honest I think Tomek is teh correct answer dude:)
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You look so nervous, so annoying that you are in taking your spit!!!
It was my firs video on youtube, indeed I was pretty stressed ;)
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