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100 iOS Interview Questions (AI-Era)

If you've been preparing for iOS interviews, you've probably noticed something: most resources still teach you how to answer questions from 5–6 years ago. But interviews today are different. You're not just evaluated on what you know. You're evaluated on how you think, how you debug, and how you make decisions.

And with AI tools becoming part of daily development, interviewers are also trying to understand:

  • Do you actually understand your code?
  • Can you debug something you didn't fully write?
  • Can you make the right trade-offs?

This list is based on patterns I've seen across real interviews, real projects, and how expectations have shifted recently. No fluff. No textbook questions. Just the kind of questions that actually come up.

  • AI-Assisted Development
  • Prompt Engineering
  • Swift & UIKit
  • SwiftUI
  • Concurrency
  • MVVM & Architecture
  • Networking
  • Debugging & Performance
  • System Design
  • Code Review
  • Real-World Scenarios

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Sample questions

  1. 1.

    You’re given a piece of AI-generated code that works, but something feels off. What’s your process to review and improve it?

  2. 2.

    How do you build confidence in code that you didn’t write yourself?

  3. 3.

    Your app crashes in production, but everything works fine locally. Where do you start?

  4. 4.

    A feature behaves differently for users than it does for you. How do you approach that?

  5. 5.

    When something feels slow but you’re not sure why, how do you investigate?

  6. 6.

    Have you ever simplified something that was over-engineered? What made you decide that?

  7. 7.

    When you get a vague feature requirement, how do you turn it into something actionable?

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