OJ: Quite easy. I don't remember Q1 but Q2 is to convert integers in base ten into base 2 to 36, as there are 10 numbers and 26 letters. It is easy to solve and Q1 is much easier than Q2. Phone Interview: I thought they just asked me about my project but they asked me to design an elevator. The core problem is to deal with multiple requests and determine which way to go. My friend told me I could use massage queue but anyway... The guys who interviewed me sounded nice. Hope it help.
Describe a time you made a difficult decision
How do you sort a list of numbers according to each number's frequency. Outline an implementation for a dynamic random access array (vector) efficiently. Tell us about a project you have worked on. Questions about C and C++ pointer operations.
Why bloomberg and how do you think this job will help your career.
Find kth smallest element in a BST.
1. probe a mathematical formula 2. Explain about hash tables 3. array problem
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None. The open-ended design question needs a lot of discussion with the interviewer.
A brain teaser question.
Interview question: Imagine you have an array. With numbers 1 to 100 written in each position. However one number is missing. Write a program which find the position and which number is missing. All interview question are from the book, How to crack the coding interview.
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