Tip 1 : Practice problems from different topics.
Tip 2 : Mention team based projects in your resume to showcase team work.
Tip 1: Mention team based projects on resume to showcase team work.
Tip 2: Write down achievements along with a small description of the event.
The round was as around 9:00 am. The platform was pretty simple. One important thing was that the platform does not shows whether your solution is correct or not. It simply runs your solutions on samples. After the test your solution is run on main test files and you are selected according to the score you get.
You are given a six sided dice. You toss it n number of time. Find the probability of getting exactly k '6's.
I just used combination to solve this problem. The number of ways would be C(n, k) * (5 ^ (n - k)).


1. String ‘s’, ‘t’ and ‘str’ consist of only lowercase English letters from ‘a’ – ‘z’.
2. String ‘s’ and ‘t’ are of same length.
Let s = “abc” , t = “xyz” and str = “xbc” then all strings that we can generate are “abc”, “abz”, “ayc”,”ayz”, “xbc”, “xbz”, “xyc”, “xyz” and smallest of all these is “abc”.
I used 3-d dp to solve this problem. The states of my dp were dp[index][last_character][second_last_character].
It was a 60 minutes coding interview round, where the interviewer asked me a single problem and continuously modified it after my each answer.



I straight away applied depth first search on this problem and maintained a count of water bodies in the answer variable. This was the most optimal solution, so he twisted this question and asked another one.
It was a 60 minutes round of project discussion and system design
You have to design an OTP system for users.
Tip 1: Don't jump into the solution straight away
Tip 2: Visual representation is always better, so ask the interviewer if you can share your screen and draw block diagrams.
Tip 3: Think about different data structures you can use.

Here's your problem of the day
Solving this problem will increase your chance to get selected in this company
How do you remove whitespace from the start of a string?