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I'm not a fan of leetcode questions on a whiteboard, and I personally don't ask those. However for an online automated assessment, provided the question is reas
by hocuspocus 5y ago
I'm not a fan of leetcode questions on a whiteboard, and I personally don't ask those. However for an online automated assessment, provided the question is reasonably time-boxed and not too crazy, I think that's fine, on both side of the interviews.
- xtracto 5y agoThe questions available at CodeWars page seem the best for me: They are no "gotcha," algorithmic questions (except the higher level ones) and they allow for a good amount of problem solving. The ones at LeerCode are asinine... oh, you dont remember Dynamic programming? Tough luck. Even if you really wont use it at all.