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Hey guys I have an interview with Google in a couple of days. I was just wondering if the questions are from leetcode. Like are they worded different or exactly the same as the ones from leetcode just different numbers

Need motivation to crush tech interview!

I have CS degree, but algorithm interview questions just kill me! I m so bad at it!

How many hours did you study for before you got decent? 100 hours? 200hours?

Hello,

I am currently prepping for the "onsite" interview. This is of course gonna be done virtually. I have been using https://techdevguide.withgoogle.com/ to prepare but I was wondering if anyone else has gone through the process and can give me some information on what kind of questions I can expect for the technical part. I have been using leetcode to practice "medium" level questions. I'm not sure if this is enough. What helped you?

How should I start preparing?

We are starting an online Leetcode Study Group for March 2020 to keep each other accountable for tech interview preparation. Is a Telegram group to share your own progress and get motivated by seeing how many problems other people did today.

We also have two Facebook Software Engineers (one is me) in the group to help with the preparation. You can join the telegram group at habiter.app/leetcode

I have a 4 hour interview in C soon and I'm wondering what kind of questions they will ask me? Will I be required to do multi-threading or something simpler?

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My friend is working as a product engineer at Sprinklr. This video covers his experience in the company, learnings, preparation, and interview experience.

Hope you find this helpful.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASecRSAPWBQ&t=26s

How do you return a test in coding assess

i tried alert and console.log still not working

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any tips on this? what is a good resource for learning low level C questions or brain teasers? just looking for practice problems

This isn't relevant to all but many languages.

An iterator normally has a "next()" method being the only way to access the elements.

However, when a next() is called, you cannot access the returned element again.

Design an iterator class with "peek()" method. Your constructor should take in a normal iterator. It should be able to handle big size data (hint: copying everything to a queue or list isn't.) and be reasonably efficient.

You are given a sequence of reservations for a room within the current year. Each reservation consists of a check in and a check out date. For a given reservation, the room is occupied from the check in date until one day before the check out date. Each date consists of a day number less or equal to 365.

Write an algorithm that returns the maximum occupancy of the room for the given reservations.

Solution: http://ruslanledesma.com/2017/03/07/maximum-occupancy.html

So I was given this and told 3hrs to complete, any one got any at all help with it ? Confused how to use this as a front end only non node app , how do I generate the HTML then ?

Develop a plugin that generates html buttons, different from each other in design and functionality, and adds them to a web page. Each button gets a random functionality from the list of “actions” and a random design from the list of designs. When a user clicks a button, the “action” is executed and something happens. After the click, the button border glows to mark that it was clicked.

The plugin constructor gets the following optional parameters:

- Container – where to add the buttons. Default is “body”.

- No. of buttons – min 2, max 6. Default is a random number between 3 to 5.

- Extra actions – an array of “action” objects added to existing built-in actions list.

- If you need or want – you may add more options to the constructor.

The built-in actions are:

1. Make the button disappear

2. Add another button to the page

3. Remove one button that was never clicked from the page. If no button, show a message.

4. Show current temperature anywhere You can use https://www.weatherapi.com/ API

Even something to just start the code would be helpful.