tricky interview question on wpf

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I want interview Question on WPF topics are
1)Data binding
2)Dependency property
3)Attach property
4)Animation
5)Dispatcher
6)Commands
7)panel
8)MVVM

Note- I already have regular interview question

Posted 27-Sep-15 20:51pm

Rahul chalkhure

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2015-09-27T21:22:00

1) No. Use Google - we aren't here to do that for you.

2) Don't bother. "Interview questions" are a waste of time, effort, and electrons. Employers don;t use them, and there is no point in memorising them anyway, because unless you understand the material they "cover" you aren't going to be able to answer the follow up questions anyway. Plus, they are mostly written by people who don't understand the subject anyway!

Learn the actual subject, and apply for jobs you can do: assuming that memorising "interview questions" will get you the job is a waste of your time. Even if they did get you the job, you wouldn't be able to do it - and your new colleagues will notice that...