The interview was strange from the start, as I was assigned a Python developer to assess my technical knowledge in .NET.

During the process, he said several times that "it doesn't need to be 100% correct, the important thing is to show that you know".

Well, I went and showed that I knew without paying attention to syntax (especially because the test was done in a poor and bad environment, far from an IDE).

In the end, I was disqualified for incorrect syntax. For a company of this size, this was incomprehensibly disappointing.

Create for me an algorithm that will process a vector with information and transform it into another vector with such information ordered in a certain way X, removing any instance Y, etc.