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What terrible puzzles. First, the article needs to specify that these puzzles should be done in C. Second, none of the answers to "Print all numbers between 1
by chipuni 8y ago
What terrible puzzles.
First, the article needs to specify that these puzzles should be done in C.
Second, none of the answers to "Print all numbers between 1 to N without using semicolon" -- the only one I clicked on -- are done without a semicolon.
Third, why are these the "top 25 programming puzzles commonly asked in a technical interviews [sic]"? He just makes that claim, without proof. (The author should have just said, "These are the programming puzzles I use in my technical interviews.")
- sidlls 8y agoSome of these are on leetcode which had user-reported frequency of appearance in interviews. I've personally seen the power and addition ones. They're all terrible, but also representative of the quality of questions asked in interviews these days.
- romwell 8y agoSeconding this opinion. I could write pages on how these questions are bad. But I'll just note that implementing power "without multiplication", but using exp and log is a not even a question. Exp is the power function.