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That's a weirdly phrased question anyway. There's a directory entries reference in the inode that leads to the filename. So the name(s) isn't exactly "not in"
by tyingq 5y ago
That's a weirdly phrased question anyway. There's a directory entries reference in the inode that leads to the filename. So the name(s) isn't exactly "not in" an inode.
A lot of those interview questions just seem to test for "how good is their memory", which I don't think correlates to future performance very well.
- ugjka 5y agoNo, they just have to turn down 99% of candidates because it will look bad for interviewers to have too many promising ones