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that he did not take this approach makes me think the candidate is inexperienced, and probably coming to clojure from an imperative mindset.
by shortly 11y ago
that he did not take this approach makes me think the candidate is inexperienced, and probably coming to clojure from an imperative mindset.
- tonyarkles 11y agoYeah, that's exactly what I look for in problems like that. How does this person approach the problem? How do they decompose the problem? For that specific problem, I'd probably be satisfied if they wrote a function that took a number like 341 and returned [3, 4, 1], and then mumbled something about a set or a hash (or a list even) for storing the already seen numbers.