There were two rounds of phone interviews. Both were technical and consisted of only one question each.
The first round was easy and could be easily solved in OCaml.
The second round presented a more difficult question that did not require OCaml. I don't remember the exact question, but it was a coding question that required mathematical insights. This means it demanded quick interpretation of the question and a grasp of the underlying mathematics.
Find the k-th child of a node in a tree. Use OCaml.
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