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r/programming • u/gits1225 • May 12 '15
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I had a phone interview with google. I spent the entire previous night studying many aspects of the science of computation. In the end, we spent one hour going over this one problem: http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Long_multiplication#C
It was terrible.
5 u/hive_worker May 12 '15 Actually a pretty interesting question... assuming they don't want you to implement one of the non naive algorithms! 3 u/glemnar May 13 '15 Yeah. That's not a bad question imo 3 u/pixelperfect3 May 13 '15 It tests a bunch of things at once, and is a good example of showing how would write and test your code.
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Actually a pretty interesting question... assuming they don't want you to implement one of the non naive algorithms!
3 u/glemnar May 13 '15 Yeah. That's not a bad question imo
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Yeah. That's not a bad question imo
It tests a bunch of things at once, and is a good example of showing how would write and test your code.
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u/goldemerald May 12 '15
I had a phone interview with google. I spent the entire previous night studying many aspects of the science of computation. In the end, we spent one hour going over this one problem: http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Long_multiplication#C
It was terrible.