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Take a second to imagine that you are in a room with 100 chairs arranged in a circle. These chairs are numbered sequentially from One to One Hundred. At some point in time, the person in chair #1 will be told to leave the room. The person in chair #2 will be skipped, and the person in chair #3 will be told to leave. Next to go is person in chair #6. In other words, 1 person will be skipped initially, and then 2, 3, 4.. and so on. This pattern of skipping will keep going around the circle until there is only one person remaining- The survivor! Note that each chair is removed when the person leaves the room. Write an HTML page using Javascript/Typescript and Angular to visualize the disappearing chairs and figure out which chair the survivor is sitting in. Please send me the answer and your working code.
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Frontend Lead Developer

Interviewed at POPSUGAR

3.4★
Jul 11, 2016

Take a second to imagine that you are in a room with 100 chairs arranged in a circle. These chairs are numbered sequentially from One to One Hundred. At some point in time, the person in chair #1 will be told to leave the room. The person in chair #2 will be skipped, and the person in chair #3 will be told to leave. Next to go is person in chair #6. In other words, 1 person will be skipped initially, and then 2, 3, 4.. and so on. This pattern of skipping will keep going around the circle until there is only one person remaining- The survivor! Note that each chair is removed when the person leaves the room. Write an HTML page using Javascript/Typescript and Angular to visualize the disappearing chairs and figure out which chair the survivor is sitting in. Please send me the answer and your working code.

JavaScript - Basic Functions Understanding function invoke(message) { console.log(messages); } function sendMessage(message){ invoke(message) } sendMessage("Hello,") sendMessage("world ") sendMessage("! ") output should be this ["Hello,", "world ", "! "] and it should print only one time and you are allowed to change only function declarations not funtion calls

Senior Frontend Developer

Interviewed at Testsigma

3.2★
Apr 26, 2025

JavaScript - Basic Functions Understanding function invoke(message) { console.log(messages); } function sendMessage(message){ invoke(message) } sendMessage("Hello,") sendMessage("world ") sendMessage("! ") output should be this ["Hello,", "world ", "! "] and it should print only one time and you are allowed to change only function declarations not funtion calls

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