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//DELOITTE INTERVIEW QUESTION 2 //Split substring so no letter occurs more than once in each substring //Return the min num of substrings into which the string has to be split /* 1.Must always be true:no letter occurs more than once in each substring 2.Event forcing a boundary: Appearance of a letter more than once in a substring (a.k.a. duplicate detected) 3.Data Structure that tracks the constraint : Set */
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Junior Backend Developer

Interviewed at Deloitte

3.6
Mar 16, 2026

//DELOITTE INTERVIEW QUESTION 2 //Split substring so no letter occurs more than once in each substring //Return the min num of substrings into which the string has to be split /* 1.Must always be true:no letter occurs more than once in each substring 2.Event forcing a boundary: Appearance of a letter more than once in a substring (a.k.a. duplicate detected) 3.Data Structure that tracks the constraint : Set */

Circuit breaker implementation in Java: The service A calls service B and service C every time. If one service fails 3-times in 10 minutes ( or 20 seconds in the implementation) the next call will be blocked for 5 minutes (10 seconds in the implementation). There was given a simulation of remote method calls, I needed to implement only the execute() which calls the remote service if possible.
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Senior Backend Java Engineer

Interviewed at Wise

3.6
Feb 19, 2026

Circuit breaker implementation in Java: The service A calls service B and service C every time. If one service fails 3-times in 10 minutes ( or 20 seconds in the implementation) the next call will be blocked for 5 minutes (10 seconds in the implementation). There was given a simulation of remote method calls, I needed to implement only the execute() which calls the remote service if possible.

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