Interview tips

they'll ask you to fizz buzz, 100% guaranteed. Keep practicing fizz buzz and you'll be fine

>>58738508
is fizzbuzz a meme in how common it is, or is it legit a real interview question

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bump pls help guys im so scared

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gonna bump for ya

Chill the fuck out, nothing you learn in 7 hours is going to help you. Just don't sperg out over the phone and you'll probably be fine.

t. Google intern

>>58739392
thanks. what is a good way to answer a technical question I don't know the answer to?

>>58738541
I interviewed for Yahoo and they literally asked me fizzbuzz. Most companies won't actually do this though.

>>58739413
Ask clarifying questions until you can reduce the problem into something you do know.

>>58739430
>Ask clarifying questions until you can reduce the problem into something you do know.
This. Don't be afraid to be humble, if you're totally stumped ask for a nudge in the right direction.

Fizzbuzz is some absurd shit, if someone actually asked me to solve it for an interview I would assume their company has no standards. All it proves is that you know a programming language's syntax and aren't retarded.

>>58739413
Repeat the question
Examples--input x results in y, edge cases, etc
Ask any questions you have
Code--write it
Test--run examples through it to see if they work
Optimize--make it more efficient,