Your portfolio is impressive, user

>Your portfolio is impressive, user.
>Now we just want you to do some simple-ish demos
>Do the primes 2 million 6 feet under the whiteboard.
>Fizzbuzz on the whiteboard
>Sieve of erasthothenes on the whiteboard
>Facade pattern on the whiteboard
>Oh before I forgot... here's the pen. You may now proceed

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um, actually, it's sieve of eraTOSthenes.

Sorry, I don't think I'm a good culture fit if you don't know how to pronounce toy algorithms for producing lists of primes under n.

> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackboard_(design_pattern) on the whiteboard

In English please.

ew what the fuck is that nonsense

>Note: If you cannot do these, the position will go to Pajeet. Why waste money on some stupid white guy when Pajeet will do it for $5 an hour?

>Facade pattern
Haven't met this one before

Only poo in the loos know all the object-oriented bullshit patterns.

...

>implement Dijkstra's algorithm
Apparently this is the new FizzBuzz to weed out Pajeets who never took a class on algorithms.

I study on my own, is that shortest path algorithm? Is it using BFS/DFS?

Nightmare mode: pronounce Dijkstra correctly.

BFS.

dajkstra

>He isn't Dutch
You ain't much.

that pen looks satisfying to use on that whiteboard
where can i get this product i am a consumerist whore who needs to sate his appetite

It's basically a modified BFS, using a priority queue to keep track of path lengths.

sorry but i can only do a fucked up fizzbuzz and a bubblesort. can i have the job sir?

t. Jobless bitter virgin

They use wordpress and asked for reverse a binary tree on a frontend job.

You forgot traverse binary tree on the whiteboard.
yegor256.com/2017/02/21/say-no-to-google-recruiters.html

The algorithm guy knows the same stuff though so it doesn't make sense to hire an object specialist or whatever that is.

Dick-stra

They teach Bellman-Ford and Dijkstra's algorithm in networking 101. You don't need to take an algorithms class for that -- most EEs are familiar with them too.

>Fecade pattern

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