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1. Given an Array , E.g. [2,5,6,3,9,5,10,56,25] and a number X. now find all the contigous subarrays with length X , if X=3, then all the subarrays are [2,5,6], [5,6,3], [6,3,9] etc. now in all these subarrays find the minimum element. and out of all those minimum elements, return the maximum one. 2. Given a URL, Query the URL and fetch the JSON result (paginated), find all the subsequent result from new pages. parse the json and do some manipulation on that data, find a specific dataset from that json.
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Senior Software Engineer

Interviewed at Twilio

3.9★
Mar 9, 2021

1. Given an Array , E.g. [2,5,6,3,9,5,10,56,25] and a number X. now find all the contigous subarrays with length X , if X=3, then all the subarrays are [2,5,6], [5,6,3], [6,3,9] etc. now in all these subarrays find the minimum element. and out of all those minimum elements, return the maximum one. 2. Given a URL, Query the URL and fetch the JSON result (paginated), find all the subsequent result from new pages. parse the json and do some manipulation on that data, find a specific dataset from that json.

After detailing the information on my resume, the HR person asked the standard "what did you like about the job?" followed by "what didn't you like about the job?" and then "what else didn't you like?" followed by what else didn't you like?" followed by "what else didn't you like about the job?"
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Senior Accountant

Interviewed at RK

2.8★
Mar 6, 2015

After detailing the information on my resume, the HR person asked the standard "what did you like about the job?" followed by "what didn't you like about the job?" and then "what else didn't you like?" followed by what else didn't you like?" followed by "what else didn't you like about the job?"

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