It's also worth considering that C# interview questions are not necassarily
web based questions, and infact, you could argue that if you are after a c#
coder it would be better to ask platform independant, language specific
questions.

Just a thought

Ian


>
>Did the Q's I added at the bottom ever get read.  They demonstrate a
>general
>knowledge of a doer instead of the MCSD test taker.
>
>Asking someone pros/cons of this and that or why you wouldn't use
>something.
>
>
>I have found to many Q's based on ASP coding styles and how to achieve the
>same thing in ASP.NET.  When you get to the heart of the situation they
>never learned ASP.NET, and just did a force into .NET for a compile.  IMO
>
>Anyway sometime this week I'll try to get a skeleton of Q's that a C#
>programmer should know, a trick Q for the liar to trip up on.
>
>Stephen Russell
>S.R. & Associates
>Memphis, TN 38115
>
>901.246-0159
>

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