Any Project Euler fans?
Any Project Euler fans?
I'm not very advanced in math or coding but I do enjoy some of the low level challenges. Anyone else do these? Link
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Project Euler is the lifehack for job interview prep.
Find problems that are appropriate for your skill level, write out answers on paper or on a whiteboard, then once you're happy with them, put them into the computer and fix them up until they run. Keep doing that until you feel well-practiced with your ability to put code together without having an editor and think quickly about new problems you've never seen before. (For me it took a few days of practice.) Congratulations, you're now the guy or gal who can show up and eat the interview problems alive and look comfortable and confident doing it.
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I did quite a lot of them maybe 10 years ago. Are they still being updated?
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Is it pounced “oil-er” or “yoo-ler”?
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Yes
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Oiler
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@Pudutr0n When I was a PhD student and procrastinating on writing my thesis I did too many Project Euler problems.