You have 9 beans. 8 of a particular weight, 1 of a lighter weight, but all of the same volume, shape, etc. Basically you can't tell them apart. You also have a scale, like a mechanical balance scale where you put some beans on one side and some on the other and it tips to whichever side is heavier. In how many measurements can you always be 100% sure which bean is the smaller one. hint: the answer isn't 1 or 3
What's the difference between inner and outer joins?
What word best matches the following three words: 1) DAY 2) FLASH 3) STAR
There's a question on the multiple choice test they give you that asks you to spell another English word with all the letters in insatiable.
There were standard HR-type questions, reviewing my resume and transcript, and a few other standard interview questions. There were also some logic problems to work through/explain during the interview.
Are you willing to relocate?
You have 9 objects that are shaped the exact same. One weighs more than the other 8, how can you find which one weighs differently in only two steps using a scale.
You have two hourglasses: one that times exactly 4s and one that times exactly 7s. Once you start an hourglass, you can't stop it "in the middle" or make any guesses about how much time is left until it's completely done. How can you time exactly 9s?
Pseudocode to print the first 100 prime numbers
What are all the different types of loops you know about?
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