Live Mock Interview | Technical Round - Coding Fundamentals

[@kalahitkalahit1042]

just scrolled down all the live chats comments... just wanna add one thing.. Interview is just a discussion between two people.. just like discussing a problem statement with a buddy.. so we want to come to a solution at the end..thats why interviewers provide hints.. but at the end when its time for feedback the interviewer always keep in mind the number of hints provided and so on... so he rates the candidates on the basis of that Happy coding!

[@Honey-nd8rz]

Good Session... As a final year student she has a decent knowledge... it's about how u logically trying to reach to solution to the problem... solution might be incorrect but at least we should use our brains in interviews as she has did... Well Done 👍

[@anuragsinghdangi985]

First ques was wrong becoz in recursive call it will be if n is even ( power(x,n/2)*power(x,n/2))

[@kalahitkalahit1042]

or we can normally pass X*x when we call recursion... no need of calling that function twice Happy coding!

[@hakuna_matata2108]

xactly thats when i closed this video

[@amanrai8010]

This is why people say if you are a girl you are in VMware

[@VireshJanghu]

Pls upload the video in 1080p

[@abhinavshukla4031]

according to her code.. power function will not return correct answer

[@rahulranjan7567]

Please allow them to code GFG. Its a humble request. And a query, how likely it is that I might bump into a graph question in an interview?

[@siddharthchauhan1129]

WHy no one is talking about the first code... its wrong..... damnnn!!!

[@sufyankhot7520]

😂😂😂

[@debdutsaha4316]

Why not using memoization in the pow function code? So it may be a case where we need to calculate many power 2 or 3 times.

[@bhimashankarhalasage2267]

I think first problem code is wrong.. Because there must be n//2 Because if she is using python3. .. And also just test ..it....

[@kalahitkalahit1042]

maybe the interviewer only focuses on the logic part not the syntaxes.. the other error is that we have to pass X*x in the recursivr calls... everything else is fine...

[@bhimashankarhalasage2267]

@@kalahitkalahit1042 Right .. Thanks...for replying and focusing that part....

[@gauravdatt8750]

exactly her code is wrong

[@tusharpathade2557]

Basically in c, cpp language n/2 reduced to its int value (by default) that's why interviewer told her that. But I think in python it reduced to its float value. I think her return statements are also wrong. They should be as follows If n==0 return 1 If n%2 == 0 return power(x,n/2)*power(x,n/2) Else return x * power (x, n/2)*power(x,n/2)

[@subhamchowdhury5008]

How did she get selected in VM ware🤔

[@thelokkyadine7493]

Please make mock interviews using Java

[@adeebkhan7543]

Is this interview paid? How to reach out to the team to get a mock interview done?

[@deepaksarvepalli2344]

15:07 well practiced.... But not concepts......

[@sannareddymonesh7598]

She already did power func but she didn't remember how to tell the approch correctly . that log(N) complexity she don't know how y she got logN but told logN

[@sahilsaxena8374]

This girl don't know the basic How she got selected

[@korleonedon8381]

How the f**k ?

[@believerofgod4778]

How pathetic the interviewer guy is, I mean exposing the live comments about the girl herself while sharing screen?? You got to set some ground rules before scheduling such sessions, even during interview she can she that people are commenting about her DSA skills, that she has not enough base knowledge n all and the interviewer exposing all those comments to her ironically! Even the 4-yar expertie doesn't have enough knowledge to tell that the first answer was wrong and he was quite comfortable with the code. This sucks GFG.

[@SuperShank76]

@GeeksForGeeks, you should stop putting these mock interviews on youtube. This is quite serious. You have no idea what kind of damage it might cause to professionals who don't perform well especially since anybody can see their name, the company that they work for. Their coding skills is on public display for the whole world to see. This is a major privacy concern. Just because the interviewees are clueless about security concerns doesn't mean you should exploit it. Just imagine -- any potential employer could see a video of a poorly performing candidate and decide not to even call them for an interview! Look at the sheer number of people commenting on how poorly she has done in the interview. Guys, don't be so foolish. This poor girl has unknowingly demonstrated her weak coding skills to 3600 people already who have seen it on youtube in less than 24 hours.

[@kalahitkalahit1042]

BRO i guess you put a lot of brain and hence overthink... I think you are not aware of the facts that The interviewee themselves register for a mock interview... Instead of making them feared by this ,you should commend as it takes a courage to come live and perform... And if u are talking about employees not calling a person for interview. I guess than that Employee(maybe you are the one) doesnt even deserve to be in a hiring team.. Cause no body is perfect. Everyone improve and learn by mistakes. I guess u dont believe in the saying that.... CRITCISM IS THE BEST WAY TO REACH TO THE TOP! GOOD LUCK bro!

[@codeblooded6760]

Bro no interviewer or hr is going to see how they perform in mock interview and even if they have time to see they will not judge on these interviews. It would be stupid for company x to judge on a person coding skills based on their interview with company y.

[@apnachannelnitp1833]

include int main() { // Write C code here printf("%d",Pow(5,5)); return 0; } int Pow(int x,int n) { int a=2; int y,z,x1=x; while(a=1) { y=y*x1; z--; } }