Re:Australian software engineer got asked algorithm question...
by GedByrne on Sunday March 05, 2017 @06:01AM
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Could he have just been getting some sneaky help with his college homework?
Re:Australian software engineer got asked algorithm question...
by aptwebapps on Sunday March 05, 2017 @07:27AM
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That's a lot better than balancing a BST like that other guy got.
Re:Australian software engineer got asked algorithm question...
by ZoeZoeBee on Sunday March 05, 2017 @12:51PM
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What were you denied entry for previously?
Re:Australian software engineer got asked algorithm question...
by curryhowardiso on Monday March 06, 2017 @04:43AM
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Sorry? I wasn't denied entry ever... Ahh the news.com.au article isn't worded very clearly: the person in front of me was denied entry (not me!)
Re:Australian software engineer got asked algorithm question...
by joshjje on Sunday March 05, 2017 @01:57PM
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Fizz Buzz
Re:Australian software engineer got asked algorithm question...
by zepolen on Monday March 06, 2017 @03:03AM
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If the sun is bigger than 100 what?
Re:Australian software engineer got asked algorithm question...
by curryhowardiso on Monday March 06, 2017 @04:42AM
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Sum* Sorry!
Because this is a fairly technical forum (and some people were asking about language specifics or runtime characteristics) I'll let you in on the question even though I left it out of the journalist interviews - hopefully this information will help you make sense of the article/interaction for yourself:
Write a Python program to take two numbers as input and if the sun is bigger than 100, output "this is a large number" but if it is less than 100 output the sum of the numbers.
Lol!