Tip 1: While preparing for DSA, both topic coverage and practising questions are important. First, solve easy to medium questions for most of the topics and then switch to medium to hard questions.
Tip 2: Do one thing at a time. First, complete DSA, then do development, but keep solving DSA questions for revision so that you don't forget the concepts.
Tip 3: Be true to yourself always. This is very important.
Tip 1: Use a single font and colour (preferably black) in your resume.
Tip 2: Keep adding projects to your resume as you complete them.
Tip 3: Always provide accurate information in your resume.
The round was held on 7th Sept, 2023 at 10 A.M.
It was conducted in the computer labs of our college.
There were invigilators of the Accenture procuring for the test.
We were required to bring our own laptops and the mic and camera were on.
Anagrams are defined as words or names that can be formed by rearranging the letters of another word. Such as "spar" can be formed by rearranging letters of "rasp". Hence, "spar" and "rasp" are anagrams.
'triangle' and 'integral'
'listen' and 'silent'
Since it is a binary problem, there is no partial marking. Marks will only be awarded if you get all the test cases correct.
Step 1: Convert each string into a char array.
Step 2: Sorted the two arrays.
Step 3: Compare the two arrays at each index.
Step 4: If at any index the letters do not match then return 'no' otherwise return 'yes'.
Rob has gone to Mars to collect some stones. The bag he carries can hold a maximum weight of M. M stones are weighing from 1 to M on Mars. There are N stones on Mars that are similar to the ones on Earth. Find the number of stones he can bring from Mars such that none are similar to any stone on Earth.
Step 1: Sorted the stones on Mars and Earth in ascending order of their weights in the array.
Step 2: Iterated through the Mars and Earth arrays and checked if the stones on Mars are unique from the ones present on Earth, keeping their count in a variable.
Step 3: If the stone on Mars is lighter, incremented the pointer on the Mars array, and if the one on Earth is lighter, incremented the pointer on the Earth's array. If both stones were of equal weight, incremented both pointers.
Step 4: Returned the variable storing the count of the unique stones present on Mars.
The was scheduled in the morning for 10:20 A.M. But it was delayed and finally held at around 1 P.M.
It was a video call.
Firstly, I was asked to introduce myself and then cross-questioned me on what I told in my introduction.
Tip 1: Prepare an introduction of yourself beforehand only. It is a very common question and is asked 100% of the time.
Tip 2: Be clear and true.
Tip 3: Be ready to be asked the questions on what you said.
I was asked about whether or not I have ever held some position of responsibility and managed people.
Tip 1: The questions are asked on what to explain to the interviewer.
Tip 2: Always answer with full honesty as the interviewer is smart enough to catch if you lie.
Since my hometown is Agra, was asked whether tourism in Agra due to its heritage is draining out the resources in the city.
Tip 1: In such questions, explain your viewpoint on the topic.
Tip 2: Give reasons to support your answer.
Here's your problem of the day
Solving this problem will increase your chance to get selected in this company
How do you write a single-line comment in C++?