I'm not suggesting that these questions would require a textbook, but rather that they aren't particularly insightful interview questions as they test something that can come by rote out of a textbook.
These seem like pretty obvious questions. I'm pretty sure that if I just wanted to find out if a prospective employee had a basic understanding of the platform or technology I wanted to higher him for, I could think of a question or two myself.
Lisp: What is an s-expression?
Python: Why are tabs verboten?
I'm not sure what you'll prove with them; if he misses one, he is probably incompetent, but if he gets them all, you still don't know if he is any good.
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what is difference between SD and MMC card?
What is the difference between NAND Flash and NOR Flash?
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These questions blow, I could answer the above two supposed "Hardware Design and Interfacing" questions and I can tell you right now I don't know jack when it comes to actually designing hardware.
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Python: Why are tabs verboten?
I'm not sure what you'll prove with them; if he misses one, he is probably incompetent, but if he gets them all, you still don't know if he is any good.
These questions blow, I could answer the above two supposed "Hardware Design and Interfacing" questions and I can tell you right now I don't know jack when it comes to actually designing hardware.