I've been in interviews where over half the questions were legit non-programming puzzles, and the rest were algorithms. Most interviews are heavy on tool-specif

I've been in interviews where over half the questions were legit non-programming puzzles, and the rest were algorithms. Most interviews are heavy on tool-specific questions. I've had only two interviews where I've been asked to fix a bug in code and in those circumstances I wasn't able to actually run the code. Getting even remotely close to building something would be so supremely memorable that I would have a hard time believing I built an entire thing before I noticed.