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Name a time you have provided excellent customer service
Grilling on financial terms, current affairs and opinions about the same. Since I was from marketing background I was given a lot many situations to analyse.
An apple costs 40 cents, a banana costs 60 cents, and grapefruit costs 80 cents. Under the same circumstances, how much does a pear cost?
Given a string, return the first NON-repeating character that occurs in the string. EX: "adzbdcab" returns 'z'.
1 million card applications. $1 per application cost to do employment verification. 96% pass verification and get a card. 4% fail and do not get cards. Given average profits on cardholders in good standing, and average losses on accounts that default, find the % of denied cardholders that would have to default in order to justify the $1 per application verification cost .
Convert a binary search tree to a sorted, circular, doubly-linked list, in place (using the tree nodes as the new list nodes).
given a string with parenthesis, eliminate the illegal parenthesis and return a legal string. for example: "(()" -> "()" ")))(" -> "" "()(()" -> "()()"
Given two sorted input arrays which contain a two element array of [key, value], write a function which multiplies the two arrays together and sums them where the "key" matches. Example: "v1 = [[1, 3], [2, 4], [99, 3]]; v2 = [[2,3],[5,9],[99,1]]" results in "15". I first brute forced it with O(n*m) then used two pointers which resulted in O(n+m) then he asked me to write it in O(n log m). I could not think of an algorithm at the time for O(n log m).
How would you multiply two strings: "123 * "45", without any casting.
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