5. What are your strongest 2 or 3 programming languages?
6. How much coding would you say you do day to day (hours per day or lines per day)?
7. Please explain a past or current project that you think showcases your technical aptitude? Include whether solo or team project, goal of project, outcome, technologies used to develop or personal, professional or university based?
8. Please write 2/3 sentences on why you would like to work for Facebook?
9. Are you actively interviewing, and do you have any deadlines (pending offers, etc.)?
10. Have you interviewed with us before?
11. Please confirm you want to be considered as a Software Engineer and state your area of interest i.e. backend, mobile etc. and why.


5. C++, Java, Scala6. During term times I spend an average of 8 hours a day studying research - flavoured subjects such as Models of Computation, Algorithms, etc. Apart from that, I code around 1-2 hours a day. During vacations I code an average of 3-4 hours a day, either on coding projects, individual or university related, or taking part into online competitive programming contests.7. I worked on an university related optional project: I was given an incomplete text editor to which I had to add some specified commands, the most complex being: Ctrl+C (copy), Ctrl+V (paste), Ctrl+Z (undo), Ctrl+Y (redo). The project was individual and I managed to solve it completely. The programming language was Scala and as abstract concepts (in the OOP field), it was based on Memento and Command Patterns.8. The whole world is connected and Facebook is the main way to interact and I feel that it will be so in the future as well. I consider Facebook work environment to be a technically challenging and social place. Hence, it is perfect to develop both as a programmer and as a person.9. I am actively interviewing. I do not have any deadlines.10. I have had a mock interview on 31th October 2019.11. I confirm that I want to be considered for a Software Engineer Intern position. I am most keen on fields which suppose solving algorithmic problems. However, I am comfortable as well with web development.