Aspire Systems - IT Development Company

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ASPIRE SYSTEMS

Company Profile

Aspire Systems is a fast-growing outsourced product development firm focused on helping software companies create innovative products for the next generation. Aspire has hundreds of man-years of experience working as an engineering partner for a number of software companies.

Aspire’s product development team is spread between its Global Innovation Center in Chennai, India, and offices in the United States. Aspire understands and is committed to meeting the unique and complex needs of software product companies.

Aspire’s niche focus has enabled us to record an annualized growth of over 100% for the past three years. Today, Aspire stands as an obvious choice for software product companies who want to harness the dual power of outsourcing and offshoring. Aspire facilitates rapid time-to-market at lower development costs by providing comprehensive services in the areas of product development,advancement,testing,implementation and maintenance.

For more  assist : www.aspiresys.com


Placement Papers


Programs

1) Print the pascal triangle. (In that they ask how you adjust the spaces when the value n varies)

2) Swap three variables without using fourth variable (I done it)

3) Find the sub-array of the given array which will the maximum sum series.


Questions

1) What is encapsulation

2) How we provide security to the class members.

3) What is difference between abstract class and interface

4) What is virtual function

5) What is the difference between Object Based Language and Object Oriented Language

6) Why C++ is not purely Object Oriented Language


Patterns

Totally 45 questions. (Aptitude, verbal, logical)
30 mins for 10 questions in C (technical)
Technical is only C

Verbal is meaning, opposite, paragraph and questions, similar meanings

Aptitude is full of RS Agarwal
I think 25 quesions was in aptitude and 10 in logical, 10 in verbal
one age question, one pipes question, one profit and loss, one time and distance, one area, one train, etc., try to concentrate on 
RS Agarwal book.
See the Pythagoras theorem also...

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