As someone who has tried the TripleByte programming questions, my recommendation is to take a look at HackerRank. As I recall, the initial TripleByte test is d

As someone who has tried the TripleByte programming questions, my recommendation is to take a look at HackerRank. As I recall, the initial TripleByte test is divided into two segments: 1) a series of multiple-choice questions and 2) a couple coding challenges. The actual coding challenges I got (in that 2nd segment) were not very different from the sorts of challenges you might find at HackerRank; in fact, one of the challenges I got involved the exact same task as a challenge I had solved for a HackerRank test! I recommend going through HackerRank's algorithm problems, since those will be the most similar to the problems you'll encounter on the TripleByte test (or in any technical interview, really). They also have a list of "coding interview" challenges that you can work through: https://www.hackerrank.com/domains/tutorials/cracking-the-coding-interview https://www.hackerrank.com/domains/tutorials/cracking-the-co... You might even consider taking HackerRank's sample test or applying through HackerRank Jobs as practice. All of that would help with the second segment of TripleByte's test (writing code), but maybe isn't the best practice for the first segment (multiple choice questions testing code literacy and domain knowledge). I haven't found an appropriate way of preparing for that first segment yet.