The round started with a file-system style data structure where every folder had sorted child intervals. Given a route string, I had to find the matching node or report that it did not exist. I parsed the route into segments and used binary search among childr...
Showing 251-260 of 1571 forum items
The interviewer's style felt like a 'push to fail' approach. I found it challenging to code and explain my thought process simultaneously. The coding question was: Given Uber rider logs sorted by time, with the following format: ``` t1 Alice shared-ride-with B...
The interviewer introduced the prompt as a compact simulation engine. The question was Turn-Based Agent Duel Engine: https://www.chillinterview.com/learn/coding-interview-questions/turn-based-agent-duel-engine. I was asked to reason about how agents should tak...
The interviewer asked about previous experience with string manipulation before giving the prompt. The question was Next Symmetric Access Code: https://www.chillinterview.com/learn/coding-interview-questions/next-symmetric-access-code. I was given an access co...
I had a virtual onsite interview in early March, consisting of four rounds. I was targeting the L4 level. **Coding Round 1:** I was asked about a Lazy Array problem and how to test for laziness. **Coding Round 2:** I had to implement a KV store with a hit coun...
