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So recruiter scheduled an interview and he gave me the hands on problem they'll ask me to code.

He says I'll get 60-90 minutes... so I tried coding it and I've come up with some questions I will be asking the interviewer before I start:

1. How professional do you want it?
2. Can I use my own libraries so I don't have to write the boilerplate stuff? (That should cut-off about 30 mins and make the logic much clearer)
3. Can I write it on a PC?
4. Can I not write the Imports
5. Can we just skip this? As we all know, you can see 90% of the elements needed for your program in some form in my GitHub repos.

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  • 2
    @jAsE hmm... I could practice writing all the sorting algorithms over and over again so I can reproduce them verbatim?

    Just like what we did in school to pass all the tests 😁
  • 3
    @jAsE who doesn't copy code though. Honestly I think 80% of building an app is deciding which code to copy. Then making it look nice... Or not...
  • 3
    @billgates Sure, why would you reinvent the wheel? As long as you understand what youre copying I dont see a problem
  • 0
    @theScientist and having enough brain to tell what to copy or not... Shitty code begets more shitty code and makes good devs waste time and brainpower digging thru shit some monkey wrote and left festering for years...

    Guess who's having a nice Monday?
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