There was no difficult or unexpected questions. for instance: -sort an array with just two types of elements, optimize your algorithm -find common letters in two strings and put them in a sorted order -compare sorting algorithms
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Find if two nodes in a binary tree have a common ancestor.
The on-site interview consisted of five technical questions; code was required for four of the five: 1. Write a small parser for strings that determines whether a string is a sequence of space-separated words 2. Write an API for working with a specific type of document 3. Given an undirected cyclic graph, find all paths from A to B without cycles 4. The delivery of the fourth question was very confusing - basically they wanted me to implement a stack as a means of counting parentheses 5. Given a function prototype and a return value, hypothesize regarding 'what happened' The on-campus interview was a single technical question; the interviewer was extremely bored: A. I've forgotten this question; it was a relatively trivial string analysis problem
Hardest challenge faced?
First round interview asked to write program that took a file of text, and then counted and stored all words from file.
Given any two nodes in a binary tree, develop program that determined their highest common ancestor.
reverse words in a string
The interviewer had the code from the previous interviewee still on the white board in the room. He asked me to identify what the code did (printed the contents of a binary tree through a BFS using a queue). Then asked me to identify the bugs with the code and suggest how to fix it (null-pointer exceptions when printing out the values from the queue and checking for nulls before adding a value to the queue).
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