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That's not in any way comparable to live coding in an interview, for multiple reasons.
by actually_a_dog 4y ago
That's not in any way comparable to live coding in an interview, for multiple reasons.
- em-bee 4y agook, you are right. i brushed over this bit, which makes the critical difference: write code that's expected to compile and run for what it's worth, i never had an interview where this was required (except in a coding test, but that was without being watched while i worked on it) and to me it totally does not make sense especially for a whiteboard. making sure every semicolon or brace is in the right place would just be a colossal waste of time.