Implemented the basic data structure. And followed up with several small questions.
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You are given a bag with tiles from 0 to 9 and a decimal point tile. The tiles will be pulled from the bag one at a time and placed on the table. The resulting number will be your prize. Compute the value of this prize.
If I had 4 coins and I flipped them and you get paid $1 for every head, what is the expectation of earnings? If I then said you had a magic wand and you could use it to tap on an even number of coins to flip them again, what would your expectation of earnings be? (i.e. you could either flip 2 or 4 coins).
If you have one hundred coins, at least one fair and at least one not fair, is the chance that you will get an even number of heads sometimes 1/2, always 1/2, or never 1/2?
1 of the Final Round question: there is a token, which works as the following: you can pay XX$ to buy it, and then propose a bet. If you wins the bet, then that's it, and you can keep the token and use it in next round. If you lose the bet, you can use the token to take back half of your money. How much is that token worth based on the chips both side have on that day?
A bus has some number of people initially. At first stop, three quarters of the passenger get off, and 7 get on the bus. At the second stop, the same thing happened, three quarters of the passenger get off, and 7 get on the bus. At the third stop, exactly the same thing happened as previous two stops. What is the minimum number of passengers to start with?
Pretty standard question that has been asked before... keep flipping a coin until a winning combination appears (either HHT or HTT). Which strategy would you pick given the choice and why. Find the probabilities of winning associated with each strategy.
Given a list of words, right a function to return a list of pairs of palindromes
All questions were of similar type and had to be solved without pencil and paper. You throw a dice two times. What is the probability to have at least one six?
What is 29*33? (no pen and paper)
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