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I interviewed with Epic Systems last week, saw the question about flowers, and answered it correctly. If all but 2 are roses, all but 2 are daisies and all but
by yaks_hairbrush 16y ago
I interviewed with Epic Systems last week, saw the question about flowers, and answered it correctly. If all but 2 are roses, all but 2 are daisies and all but 2 are tulips, you have three flowers (one of each).
Contrary to the article, though, Epic asked this on a written assessment test, so they were not so interested in thought process.
- steve_g 16y agoWould two gardenias work as well?
- yaks_hairbrush 16y agoSeems it would, but there might be an issue with having a bouquet of two flowers. Still, I like your answer better... predicating on the empty set is fun.