Tip 1 : For problem solving use platform like leetcode that give 1000s of free questions and u can sort them based on difficulty so that u can start from easy if not have done coding earlier. Also the test cases covered are quite vast here so we get good understanding of solution to make.
Tip 2 : for system design try to design as many problems as possible from smaller problem like what's app design to bigger problem like designing navigation system like gps to get hands on
Tip 3 : for java focus on theory part as that is mostly asked. Check what's new in Java 8 and other features of it. Also refer to jenkovs for good material on java topics
Tip 1 : highlight the best projects u have taken and mention clearly your role in it.
Tip 2 : keep resume short within 2 pages. Also highlight you achievementz like certifications or some award u got from previous project. It really helps.
Tip 3 : Mention your tech stack clearly so that it is easier to get shortlisted as they have to screen among thousands of resume.
It was online aptitude test. The questions were easy but timing was important as it was less.
We were given a series of random number that had some kind of pattern. Were were expected to tell what would be the next number. The series seemed to have alternate Patterns for even and odd number so was difficult to get.
Tip 1 : identify the pattern like if another number is square of previous number or Ap, GP series
Tip 2 : check if number is some kind of combination of previous 2 numbers
Total-30 MCQs. It was java based questions like what is volatile etc. Taken on Mettl.



Input: 'arr' = [1, 2, 7, -4, 3, 2, -10, 9, 1]
Output: 11
Explanation: The subarray yielding the maximum sum is [1, 2, 7, -4, 3, 2].
The round consisted of 1 system design problem



Can you solve this in logarithmic time and space complexity?

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How do you remove whitespace from the start of a string?