Interview Experience: I had a 25-minute technical interview that started with a brief introduction, followed by a discussion about my tech stack and technical projects. The interviewer asked me some basic questions about my projects, which helped set a comfortable tone for the rest of the interview. Next, he gave me a number series question, asking me to find the next two numbers in the sequence—this was quite simple. He then asked me to write the pseudocode for printing prime numbers between 1 and 50. After writing it on paper, I was asked to show it to him via my laptop camera, which I did while explaining my approach thoroughly. We then moved on to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). After confirming that I was familiar with OOP concepts, he asked me about compile-time and run-time polymorphism, and I provided clear explanations for both. The interviewer seemed satisfied with my answers. Towards the end, we had a casual conversation about my college and its admission process. Finally, he asked if I had any questions for him, which was a nice way to wrap up the interview. Overall, it was a smooth and positive experience.