You *do* need to study hard on your data structures and algorithms. The engineers you'll be interviewing with are top-tier talent and will expect you to be able to explain the deepest inner workings of given algorithms or structures, while likewise presenting you with clever code problem(s) to solve.
review de código em c#
1) How old are you? 2) What is 'await' in NodeJS? (for real it was a question)
What is your current salary?
Describe your current role and tools
What is a challenge you've had in the past that you've had to overcome
1st interview: right a function that receive an array of integers such that every element in the array, except one, appears even number of times. you should find the one element who appears odd number of times. the solution should be in O(n) runtime complexity and O(1) memory complexity
Given an app UI wireframe, define a schema and REST (or GraphQL) topology to provide the backend data.
Given a list of user purchases, return a map of purchases with the item that is most purchased with each item.
Implement an n-ary tree. With rules: 1. If the value is in the set, keep the node 2. If the value is a parent of the value in the set, keep it 3. If the value is a part of the final tree, keep it 4. Otherwise, delete the node
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