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Previously almost 100 WCF Interview questions available on codeproject.That set of questions was very nice.Now I am not able to find that post on google.Can you please provide that set of questions or pdf to my email..That Set of questions started from What is Service and What is Client,What is WCF etc.Please provide set of questions

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Previously almost 100 WCF Interview questions available on codeproject.That set of questions was very nice.Now I am not able to find that post on google.Can you please provide that set of questions or pdf to my email..That Set of questions started from What is Service and What is Client,What is WCF etc.Please provide set of questions
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Updated 27-Mar-19 6:14am

Probably not - "interview questions" sheets come up from time to time, and disappear into obscurity when people realize they are all rubbish.

They won't help you get a job: they will probably reduce the chances instead - because although they give you one answer (and you hope like hell that comes up but it probably won't) - but they don't give you the information you need to answer follow up questions, which will always happen.

Instead of spending time trying to find a way to answer questions that won't be asked, learn the subjects required by the job itself - and if you don't know an answer, say so. You will get much more respect than if you parrot back somebody else's answer and then show you have no idea what it means when they follow up.
 
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Here is one article with a download to a RAR'd PDF WPF Interview questions with answers[^]

The best part of this QA is the slew of links in the right column for similar questions; it just may help you find exactly what you are looking for.
 
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nimisha srivastava 2-Apr-19 14:08pm    
I want WCF questions not WPF
MadMyche 2-Apr-19 14:38pm    
Then break out google and use as needed

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