Process
First round interview: Interviewed face-to-face at the University.
Some general questions like, "Why do you want to work at Facebook?" Then I was asked two questions.
One was about the Fibonacci series, and the other was about an array with some special properties (I can't recall but I think it had some random zeroes interpolated).
I stumbled on the second question, which is why I guess I didn't move forward.
Questions
I was asked to find a Fibonacci number. It wasn't Fibonacci per se, but very similar. It is solved the same way.
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