You have a building with 100 stories. You also have two glass balls. You can drop the glass balls as many times as you want before they break. How can you find the floor at which they start breaking with the fewest number of drops?
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How to test a clock
Create a Priority Queue with all methods.
You have an array of length n consisting of the integers from 0 through n-1 exactly once each, except for one which is missing. Find the missing number. The numbers can be in any order.
given an unsigned char array, find if there is a subarray whose elements sum up to a given value
Most of the technical questions, I felt very prepared for. The most difficult questions were behavioral. In particular, "Tell me about an experience where a project partner enjoyed working with you." Rather than talking about your skills you have to talk about how you worked well with others in a way that they enjoyed working with you, and do so without coming off as being arrogant. Also, they didn't ask the question directly, but came to it in a way that put you on the back foot. The question immediately before was to tell them about a time that you had difficulty working with a partner, and also about a time that a partner had difficulty working with you.
How many lines of code have you written in your favorite project?
Find the middle point of a linked list in best possible way
Find two smallest elements in an unsorted array using only one pass i.e. O(n)
2nd question: 250 points. Smart Assembly Language Given a program compile it and print its output to STDOUT. The given language has 8 types of statements: ECHO 1 => prints the given number to STDOUT. Eg: ECHO 1 prints 1 to STDOUT EXIT => exits the program SET a 0 => assign variable a value 0, i.e. equivalent to a = 0 ADD 1 2 b => add 1(first) and 2(second) and assign its value to b(third), equivalent to b = 1 + 2. Value 3 will be assigned to variable b GOTO and LABEL LABEL 12 <statement> <statement> <statement> GOTO 12 The GOTO statement jumps to corresponding LABEL (defined by argument). The LABEL can occur either before or after GOTO statement. IF and END IF a 10 <statement> <statement> <statement> END If a(first argument) is equal to 10(second argument) then only statements between IF and END will be executed otherwise they will bot be executed. CONTINUE IF a 10 <statement> <statement> CONTINUE <statement> END CONTINUE is used inside IF END block. CONTINUE jumps to the corresponding IF statement of the block. Note: All arguments are whole numbers only. Variables names can only consist alphabetic[a-z] characters. All variables are intially 0. You don't need to SET a variable before using it. Example 1 Input SET a 0 LABEL 100 ADD a 1 a ECHO a IF a 5 EXIT END GOTO 100 Output 1 2 3 4 5 Example 2 Input SET a 1 SET b 2 SET goal 5 SET flag 0 IF flag 0 ADD a b c IF a goal ADD a a a SET flag 1 END ECHO a SET a b SET b c CONTINUE END Output 1 2 3 10
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