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Backend Developer Interview Experience - Toronto, Canada

January 29, 2024
Positive ExperienceNo Offer

Process

The process started with an HR reach-out email. Then there was a 30-minute chat with a tech lead. This was followed by online coding with two SDEs. The question was the robot vacuum one, and the coding language was Java.

Questions

A limited set of commands can be sent to EVA as single letters telling the robot how to move. "F" and "B" would tell EVA to move one position forwards or one position backwards. "L" and "R" would tell EVA to move one position left or one position right. Create a function to take a move command (F, B, L, R), process the move command appropriately, and report the new position.

Sample interaction: eva_move(B) #=>(0,-1) eva_move(B) #=>(0,-2) eva_move(B) #=>(0,-1) eva_move(B) #=>(0,-2) eva_move(L) #=>(-1,-2) eva_move(R) #=>(0,-2)

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