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Hi,

I am currently looking for a new developer position and have come to realize that a lot of employers ask for coding/programming examples. Unfortunately all the professional work I have done is covered by strict NDA and can not be shared, and the work I did during my degree is...well pants to be honest.

So my question is what would be some good coding/programming examples I could make at home that would be suitable for showing to a possible employer?

Thanks
Toby
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Updated 13-Oct-22 21:41pm
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Arjsrya 6-Jan-15 7:15am    
Give a sample scenario and ask him to write code on the csharp.
Check the coding standards,Reusability,Maintenance.

You can even try Data structures & ask him to write a code on it

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Maybe some specific parts of NDA work you have done can be used to write something that shows your capabilities without beeing the same as what you built before. For example, I wrote an undo/redo part for some software that was also under NDA. The part I made for handling undo/redo could easily be captured separately in an article (also posted here on codeproject). It is something I came up with myself and I could easily convert into a program example. Some things you have done could be applied in a more stand alone and/or generic way.

Good luck!
 
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