It was back in 2010. It started with a phone call from a recruiter; he was pretty informative.
Then, a single phone interview round, which I unfortunately did not pass due to a total mental block on a binary search question.
Generally, the interviewer was professional. She kept trying to help me out, but seriously, if you just can't recall something called binary search, there's little they can do with such a simple question.
Eventually, she finished in a very friendly manner, so as to keep my hopes alive until I received the formal rejection.
Given a sorted array, how would you go about searching for a single item in there?
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