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With your solution, I might have not accepted you to do job because it is obvious you don't have experience with Unicode and localization.
by tomerico 16y ago
With your solution, I might have not accepted you to do job because it is obvious you don't have experience with Unicode and localization.
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- user24 16y agothat's outside the scope of the problem. (which is why I really dislike these kinds of tests, because you can't win - if you don't consider unicode the interviewer says "ahh, but what about unicode" and if you do the interviewer says "ahh, but that's outside the scope of the problem".)
- scottyallen 16y agoThe right way to approach this is to clarify the requirements. "Should I consider unicode?" will get you points with the interviewer, and will allow you to quickly clarify the scope of the question.
- antirez 16y agoAnd I might have not accepted you for over-generalization that is one of the worst things ever you can do as a designer ;)
- tptacek 16y agoI don't think you read the post being discussed here.