Amazon SDE Mock Interview: Find the Median of Two Sorted Arrays
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Parth Khanna, a software development engineer at Amazon, answers the software engineering mock interview question, "Find the median of two sorted arrays."
Your software engineering technical interview will likely include questions that ask you to work with arrays.
Learn more about Parth here: / parthkhanna150
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00:00 - Introduction
00:48 - Question
00:58 - Clarifying questions
02:06 - Answer
23:00 - Test cases
42:05 - Interview analysis
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I appreciate this one because it’s reflective of a real experience. He struggled his way to an answer. Not just blazing through with an optimal solution because he previously had it memorized.
@gunahawk6893
Жыл бұрын
Not getting u, are u saying he has memorized thr solution?
@elmeroranchero
5 ай бұрын
@@gunahawk6893 no hire for you since you couldn't understand this
I appreciate that this is a reflective nature of how real world coding interviews are. Most times, they make it seem like robots or people that have memorized all Leetcode solutions are the ones that are supposed to work for the FAANG companies or pass their coding challenges.
what is the time complexity of this solution? is it O(log n)?
saw the title, recalled Strivers SDE Sheet and said thank you to that God
@blasttrash
2 жыл бұрын
what is that?
I wonder what the interviewer is noting down
And then she asked what happen if it is even number of elements and before that the arrays are different sizes. She is changing the question before it is answered,
LC hard question
The question was not properly expressed because it leads to more questions: "Given two sorted arrays of different sizes, return the median of the two sorted arrays". 1) return to different answers, one for each array? or 2) the median of the combined arrays? It is hard unfair since interviewers prepare their questions in advance for weeks and check their answer and have papers and notes while the interviewee does not. Make THAT make sense.
This is a naive approach, we could use binary search to optimize this further
A big no hire to me. Bad coding style and barely finished it with so many hints
@JunaSSB
2 жыл бұрын
still works at amazon though
@gunahawk6893
Жыл бұрын
This question is hard one