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Scan an integer and print the alphabet so that: 1-A; 2-B...26-Z; 27-AA,28-AB,29-AC...52-AZ; 53-AAA,54-AAB,55-AAC...78-AAZ...etc.. If you provide an integer, say 28-it should print AB. If you scan another integer say 55, it should show AAC
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Software Developer

Interviewed at Knab

3.3
Aug 27, 2016

Scan an integer and print the alphabet so that: 1-A; 2-B...26-Z; 27-AA,28-AB,29-AC...52-AZ; 53-AAA,54-AAB,55-AAC...78-AAZ...etc.. If you provide an integer, say 28-it should print AB. If you scan another integer say 55, it should show AAC

Say I have a deck of 52 cards, regular deck of cards. I put a joker in the deck somewhere and shuffle it up. Now I start dealing you cards until the joker shows up. Once it shows up, I stop dealing you cards. What is the probability that you have, in your set of cards, all 4 aces?
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Financial Software Developer

Interviewed at Bloomberg

4
Jun 29, 2012

Say I have a deck of 52 cards, regular deck of cards. I put a joker in the deck somewhere and shuffle it up. Now I start dealing you cards until the joker shows up. Once it shows up, I stop dealing you cards. What is the probability that you have, in your set of cards, all 4 aces?

A company uses a format to exchange messages with us. You need to validate the input. The character encoding ASCII. Valid characters are between 0x20 (space) and 0x7E (~). write validate function to generate valid output or the error message.
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Senior Java Developer

Interviewed at Atlassian

3.1
Apr 13, 2016

A company uses a format to exchange messages with us. You need to validate the input. The character encoding ASCII. Valid characters are between 0x20 (space) and 0x7E (~). write validate function to generate valid output or the error message.

Given a formula (string) and a dict, replace each key that appears in the formula with its value. "CONCATENATE("#first_name#", " - ", 30)" { 'first_name': "Moshe", 'age': 20, 'status': "Done"} Result: "CONCATENATE("Moshe", " - ", 30)"
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Full Stack Developer

Interviewed at monday.com

4
Jun 7, 2020

Given a formula (string) and a dict, replace each key that appears in the formula with its value. "CONCATENATE("#first_name#", " - ", 30)" { 'first_name': "Moshe", 'age': 20, 'status': "Done"} Result: "CONCATENATE("Moshe", " - ", 30)"

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