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Need a weekend of interview prep

I am the last guy standing for an awesome contract position which will have the title Sr. Software Engineer.
There will be a third interview with code test.

The starting work will be supporting an existing and live legacy side made with Cold Fusion and .Net. But there is no prerequisite for ColdFusion. Once a little time passes, I will use my newfound domain experience to take part in the port to .Net 4.6.1 and Core 1.0.

What kinds of things might I study up on this weekend?

What are some classic test questions? I will be sure I can code a recursive function to reverse a string, for one.

Other Suggestions?

I usually do my best studying as I prepare for an interview for a job j really want.

Thanks
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Yes, this is private and yes I am interviewing with management, including the top project manager and the CTO.
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The test I am prepping for is a coding test. This is a hard core code test and may involve me getting set down in front of a PC with a list of requirements. It's not what you were thinking that I was studying for. The job title is Senior Software Engineer, and the project manager, who himself is a brilliant architect, said that everyone on his team is a Senior Software Engineer / Architect. So, he is expecting a lot from me.

I plan to spend some time playing with some online LINQ tools, JSFiddle, writing an MVC app or two and coding up some little optional things like HtmlHelpers, Razor control, .NET Field validation and whatever else comes to mind.

I am reviewing a list of 100 C# test questions to be sure I could answer any of them.

I do not want play with .NET Core 1.0 since that is in their product plan for the spring, and I expect them to require I really do know .NET 4.6.1, especially.

Now, given this new perspective, what suggestions can you make?

Thanks
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thanks