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code in the language of your choice: A site has 4,320,000 users. The users are sequentially numbered -- each user has a user_id between 1 and 4320000. You want to slowly roll out a new feature to all users, at a consistent rate of X users per second. The roll-out should start at noon today, beginning with the newest user (id 4320000). The rollout should last two days, so user_id 1 gets the feature around noon two days from now. $Write a function to determine whether the feature is currently enabled for a given user_id: can_use_new_feature(int user_id) -> bool.
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Director of Site Reliability Engineering

Interviewed at Tumblr

3.9★
Apr 2, 2014

code in the language of your choice: A site has 4,320,000 users. The users are sequentially numbered -- each user has a user_id between 1 and 4320000. You want to slowly roll out a new feature to all users, at a consistent rate of X users per second. The roll-out should start at noon today, beginning with the newest user (id 4320000). The rollout should last two days, so user_id 1 gets the feature around noon two days from now. $Write a function to determine whether the feature is currently enabled for a given user_id: can_use_new_feature(int user_id) -> bool.

This isn't really the most difficult question i've ever heard but... Say you have the following classes class A { public String doIt() { return "A"; } } class B extends A { public String doIt() { return "B"; } } class C { public static String doIt() { return "C"; } } class D extends C { public static String doIt() { return "D"; } } Now consider the following code snippet A b = new B(); String s1 = b.doIt(); C d = new D(); String s2 = d.doIt(); What will be the values of s1 and s2?
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Engineering

Interviewed at Charles River Development

3.7★
Dec 27, 2011

This isn't really the most difficult question i've ever heard but... Say you have the following classes class A { public String doIt() { return "A"; } } class B extends A { public String doIt() { return "B"; } } class C { public static String doIt() { return "C"; } } class D extends C { public static String doIt() { return "D"; } } Now consider the following code snippet A b = new B(); String s1 = b.doIt(); C d = new D(); String s2 = d.doIt(); What will be the values of s1 and s2?

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