1st question they asked me to find the expected value of 2 12-sided die. 2nd question they asked me which would I rather do, roll one 12-sided die and double the number or roll 2 12 sided die and add them together. If the number is <13, then your payoff is 0, and if It's over 13 your payoff is whatever number you get.
In your opinion, what is a main benefit of object oriented programming?
How would you debug a segmentation fault in C++
-brainteasers: you have a 6l bottle and a 4l bottle, how do you do to get 5l? -probability: in a tennis match, you and your opponent are tied with 30 points, you have a probability 0.6 of making a point and the opponent 0.4, what is your probability of winning? And how much it'll change if we make the probabilities 0.9/0.1? -mental math: 2/17 with 4 decimal digits, multiplication of 3 digits numbers
None, the interview was easy
first question - let's play a game where you have ten chips, and you want to split them up into stacks such that you want to maximize your score, which is the product of the size of each stack. what's the best you can do with 10? what about 100 chips? what about N chips arbitrarily large?
If I flip a coin 9 times, what is the minimum number of heads I need observe to reject the null hypothesis that the coin is unbiased towards heads to 90% confidence?
Find North Korea on a map.
Pretty basic reading/IQ test online
Given a pack of cards. What is the expected number of cards drawn until we draw the first ace
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