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That's like saying that if you can retype The Great Gatsby, then you're a great writer. So much more goes into software engineering than "Can solve tiny exampl
by jaggederest 9y ago
That's like saying that if you can retype The Great Gatsby, then you're a great writer.
So much more goes into software engineering than "Can solve tiny example problems in an examination system"
- d1zzy 9y agoLike I said, a good interviewer ensures you understand the solutions of those problems (the problem might even be formulated in a different form than the exact form you learned) not just typing out text verbatim. If you do understand the solutions of top 100 coding questions, I think you have a good start. Part of solving the problem in an interview will also be being able to code, so it's also testing your coding ability in a given programming language. True that software engineering is more than that, but those other things largely depend on in-house company processes, tools and policies so you would learn them afterwards.