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You are given a list of strings (e.g. ["cat", "dog", "hat", "apple", "c"] ). Write a program that would take as input a string containing a wild card character, like "*at", "**t" (could be "cat", "hat", "bat"), "ca*", etc. and return true if there is a corresponding string in the list, and false otherwise.
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Software Engineer Intern

Interviewed at Meta

3.5★
Oct 9, 2016

You are given a list of strings (e.g. ["cat", "dog", "hat", "apple", "c"] ). Write a program that would take as input a string containing a wild card character, like "*at", "**t" (could be "cat", "hat", "bat"), "ca*", etc. and return true if there is a corresponding string in the list, and false otherwise.

Describe a function (in C) that does the following Input : an integer. Output: if that integer is 4, the function returns 7. if that integer is 7, the function returns 4. constraints: the input is SURE to be either 4 or 7. no need to validate. you are not allowed to use any condition/flow commands (if, switch, while, for, trinary operator...) you are not allowed to use any external library or import anything (like math..) you are not allowed to use %(modulu), * (multiplication)
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Low-level Software Engineer

Interviewed at Intel Corporation

3.9★
Jan 6, 2022

Describe a function (in C) that does the following Input : an integer. Output: if that integer is 4, the function returns 7. if that integer is 7, the function returns 4. constraints: the input is SURE to be either 4 or 7. no need to validate. you are not allowed to use any condition/flow commands (if, switch, while, for, trinary operator...) you are not allowed to use any external library or import anything (like math..) you are not allowed to use %(modulu), * (multiplication)

Given an integer array, write a program that returns an array with elements = product of the integers in input array except the one in its position. Ex: Given input: [2, 3, 10, 4, 5], output: [600, 400, 120, 300, 240] What is the complexity of your program? When will your program not work? Below is what I presented (O(n)), but it did not qualify me for the next round.
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Senior Software Engineer

Interviewed at Zocdoc

3.6★
Jun 9, 2014

Given an integer array, write a program that returns an array with elements = product of the integers in input array except the one in its position. Ex: Given input: [2, 3, 10, 4, 5], output: [600, 400, 120, 300, 240] What is the complexity of your program? When will your program not work? Below is what I presented (O(n)), but it did not qualify me for the next round.

Given a collection of numbers, it has two functions: insert() and getMedian(). Choose a data structure to construct this collection and design the insert() and getMedian() function. Explain the time complexity of each function.
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Software Engineer

Interviewed at Niantic

3.8★
Oct 9, 2017

Given a collection of numbers, it has two functions: insert() and getMedian(). Choose a data structure to construct this collection and design the insert() and getMedian() function. Explain the time complexity of each function.

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