Coding Interviews Be Like Pt. 3
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- After being thrown a problem that he saw on LeetCode but did not solve, Nick struggles trying to find the maximum width of a binary tree. What tricks does he have up his sleeve this time?
Coding Interviews Be Like Series
Part 1: • Coding Interviews Be Like
Part 2: • Doing LeetCode Be Like...
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How did they both get haircuts in the middle of the interview??
Stick around until the end of the vid for some bonus footage LOL
8k likes for part 4 :)
Hahahahaa wifi issue :D
I love that we blame everything on the WiFi 😂. Thank Goodness it's not a person
Your gonna post pt 4 anyway. DONT LIKE THIS VIDEO
Lmao i was going to joke about the haircut 😂
Can't wait for pt 4
“Don’t worry about the wifi problem Nick, your next round will be in person.”
Nick is not ready for that 😳
Oh God... whiteboard coding...
God I have no clue what a binary tree is but that gives me chills down my spine
@@Timely7 It's basically an upside tree structure, where each node can have children nodes. The way this is solved is by recursively finding the max per each layer which will be two times the number of parent nodes.
@@equinox2584 my brain hurts I am learning JS right now and it is enough as is
The interviewer decided not to tell anyone about the "wifi issue" becuse he was so impressed at how quickly and discreetly Nick found a solution on the internet.
I love that the interviewee wears a suit but the guy doing the interviewing is wearing a hoodie
One of the interviewer asked me to show up for interview in the business casual outfit, but he had pajamas on 😂
Happened with me
That's basically how it works in real life tho
It’s even worse in consulting.. the directors show up in pajamas
Sounds about right to me. I had a Zoom interview a couple months back for a QA testing job and I was all dressed up in a jacket and tie but the interviewers were in casual clothes. Perhaps it would have been different in person. (I did not get the job.)
"I think my wifi was acting up" That's the phrase I've used 100000000 times lol
storyline just keeps getting better and better… keep them coming LOL
thanks :)
He passed the test because its purpose was to see if he knew how to use stackoverflow to solve a problem. Because that is 90% of programming after all
Stack overflow teaching me more about coding than my lecturers lol
@@pi5927 be careful because like anywhere else on the internet stack overflow can be full of dumbasses who don't know any more than you
Yeah absolutely,
Bro leetcode discuss se copy kia...mujhe lagta hai tu programmer nhi hai
no ur wrong
interview round №69 : Nicholas has built an entire fullstack application for the company completely free, but they`ve said he didn't suit their company...
Cause he didn’t used the AI to optimise the blockchain latency which customers could face if they requested the machine learning model for their data
@@viraj_singh Also he corrupted some booleans while uplinking to cyberspace and accidentally decompiled the GPU kernel hypervisor on his no-sql database kubernetes cluster. Quantum.
@@viraj_singh for their BIG Data*
@@kenny_mc_cormick also all the APIs were called 10.5 times.
@@maxxar92 And the genetic algorithm he wrote for search-engine optimization was implemented with TD-learning instead of Deep Q-learning like he was told, when really both methods were wrong and he should've just used rasterization and ray-tracing to create a Kaplan's Sniper bot that would automate the entire workflow for him, the results of which he then could have used bootstrap to strap everything together.
god it physically hurt to type this out
Interviewer: Looks pretty recursive to me!
Nick: *smiles* Yup!
LMFAO
ikr it made me laugh
"we can make a recursive helper function (...) and we'll need it to call itself because it's recursive" recursively did it for me '-'
Lol
I laughed like hell when he said that... I totally can relate now to it because I face difficulty when solving tough problem and try to do recursively but i dont get parameters idk what to return lol nightmares 🥲
Fr 😂
Love this series. This is so random, but I was wondering, such skits/videos can actually help people remember the approach for leetcode problems. Example : Optimal solution for 2 sum. Oh, right use hashmap, Nick said that in that video.
Such an attempt to make more such content where viewers enjoy the content as well as actually learn a concept/approach. Keep 'em coming !
thanks! haha i'll try to incorporate useful and memorable tips in my vids :)
@@sidewalkcyborg 😂😂
Back in the day when i was a programmer, we used + for a sum ... What an evolution
@@nicholast I actually did use the hashmap example for a class. We were supposed to link the information in two arrays and call the element from one array by matching user input to the elements of the second array. After looking over the problem and getting a bit confused, I was just scrolling through UA-cam and stumbled on the first interview. After looking up how hashmaps work, I realized that was a perfect was to resolve the problem.
Imma be honest, ever since i started working from home, I've had these weird WiFi issues where it suddenly stops working at the most convenient times. Weird how that happens.
so weird.
That feeling when you've been frozen for so long that you and your interviewer both end up with haircuts lol
😂😂
Looks pretty recursive to me as well 😂
Just loving these, waiting for the next part ❤️
I can’t do a single bit of coding but these videos are superbly entertaining 👍
Thanks :)
I don't even work a s software dev but these are just so funny! You play the interviewer so well!!
haha thanks :)
So the new name for Stack Overflow is WiFi_Issue.... interesting.
Why would it be snake case
Man just found this channel and it's damm so funny.. and relatable..
Thanks, glad you enjoy the vids :)
Hey Nick, Bro this is hillarious. You should get into film making than software engineering. I really love your content. Love from Indian Software Engineer.
Thanks :)
"WiFi issue", that's the Sr. we need
that ending was so good XD
I just had a programming interview that I think I fricked up and then I saw this in my recommended 😂 thanks this made me release a bit of that after-interview stress
Haha glad it helped
DAUGHTER WHY ARE YOU HERE
I am addicted to this now, should be a tv show, nice job Nicholas!
That ending was a surprise :D
Your content is so GOOD! Keep it up!
Recently found this channel and I’ve literally been binging give part 4 now
Maaan, these videos just keeps on getting better and better each time. Keep it up
thanks :)
Man, that is awesome!
It inspired me to go to Leetcode and start learning Binary Trees :)
pro tip: recursion!
Damn, solving that last interview question made him lose hair.
💇♂️ hahaha
Same philosophy as Saitama
Spoiler: He’ll go bald at last round
@@EragonShadeslayer except instead of one punch man, he will be one code man. Types one code and the program is done.
Hey brother!!! We need part 4 of this awesome series
Great Work!!! 💐💐
Interviewer: "Looks pretty recursive to me :D"
Nic: "Haha yupp"
🤣
After 7 months, again I am getting prepared for a coding interview. Despite of the funny facts of this video, it shows exactly how some interviewers behave... and this is awesome. It really offers me a break and somehow motivates me to keep studying. Thank you, Nick!! You are awesome. :)
I don’t think you’ll be able to do all this when you have to turn on your camera for the interview🤣🤣
That wink scared the shit outta me XD
It's the BTR transition that makes me laugh everytime
I love the fact that each episode ends on a cliffhanger
That's literally *my* strategy. Till today I personally thought it was just me.
I think this is very dishonest and your are kinda steling other people jobs, you should consider being honest about serious things. An advice.
@@gabriellegal4496 It was a joke man, seriously. No offense to anyone.
2:47 he also forgot to put a return statement on this recursive function as well 🤣🤣
Love this content keep doing it. They are really entertaining and fun to watch 😂😂.
thanks, glad you enjoy them :)
That’s so true, Love your Videos 😁❤️
yesss my fav series already n i just found ur channel this morning lmao
Ayyy
Dude this series is soo good it could be adapted into an anime series....Full of action and plot twists.
Coding Interviews Be Like - The Anime
The "hey nick" was too good bruh😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yooo my man with another banger! That interviewer sounds like such a chill co-worker
Thanks Alex! Interviewer is goated
I had an interview at Tencent last Monday, the interviewer sighed after I had answered her the time complexity for inserting a tree node is O(1)
2:41 LOL now we know what goes on behind the scenes!!
Non related but your voice is so deep and relaxing
I don’t think Nick can climb out this hole 💀
Best series on UA-cam
"Any solution has recursion."
Me: "Looks pretty recursive to me"
Waiting for part four! Cheers mate.
Just waiting for videos like these three. Subscribed 👍🏼
That ending though
Maaaan, the last part was just🔥🔥
Better storyline than the silicon valley show
i am so invested in this
These videos stress the shit out of me...
he got shocked so bad he got a hair cut in seconds!
😂
Ahhh this is like first round of chunin exam where everyone is supposed to cheat to pass it 🤣
U can use a queue.
Enter the root and repeatedly enter the kids of the node that is about to get out.
And just check the length everytime u are about to start a new generation/level ( u will know when cause u will always remember the length of the last generation)
Waiting for Part 4 bro 😅😅😅
I was really waiting for your videos!
:)
You should just make youtube videos for a living! We need more of this!
haha maybe 👀
this needs to be on netflix. but fr tho…is the interview rly like this? 😂
nope
Plot twist, the code he just posted is the interviewer’s own code…he just later realized he forgot the return
I wonder if by the end of this saga, Nick is going to get the job or be rejected and create a startup
I wonder too
tfw i am a backend developer with 5 years of experience and many projects behind me, and i wouldn't pass any single one of these lmao
good content btw, this is how you earn a subscription :)
"Looks pretty recursive to me" lmao
Pls Nick make the part 4 of this series ❤
Part 4.
Let's GOOOOOOOOOO !!
I was laughing hard at this clipboard scene. xD
Great, its 3 am and now I'm nervous about an interview I might have in the next year or something :D
had to follow after the first lmaoo
I think interviewers get a sick sadistic pleasure from watching aspiring software engineers panic and stress over their questions.
And few of the interviewers just want to prove how "superior" they are . Irrespective of how shitty the new role ,they will make it sound like building a search engine with all the algo and stuff.
@@MrAyansaha It’s the impression I’ve always gotten. It’s like they were baby talking a child. I try to swing at every ball though, so I try and get any interview I can.
@@numberiforgot yeah I too would do that. I don't like to sound like sore looser but I hate how atleast in India people reject exp folks based on 15-30 mins discussion and if they fail to ans even a single question.Here the interviewers want to see your face while not revealing there 's . It sucks big time.
My dude even got a haircut while doing the interview
you have such great talent ..well done
0:23 lol... The facial expressions and that tone 😂
Man you're just genius 👏🤣👌
This is actually true
The questions they just copy from the internet are sad
The best interviews I had were opening up a study code base of the company and you go through and explain it to them
Here in 2022, waiting for part 4 haha!
You just got a new subscriber. I was literally laughing at my own misery.
The interviewer knows because he did the same thing.
I still hate recursion because it makes my head hurt trying to think about the process, but I've learned it a little better. I used it for graph traversal.
The most important thing about recursions is to put the bail out clause - condition that would make it stop and bubble up the result back to the initial caller.
Nice one. Waiting for next part. ❤️
I Love your videos >>>keep going on
I'm so glad my interview was like "So, watcha doing on like hobbies and stuff?"
LOL, got me laughing at the end. 🤣
If a candidate copy pasted , they would be automatically disqualified...
Bro, best « wifi » issue 😂😂😂
“yep, looks pretty recursive to me”
😂😂😂
looks like there is no part 4 of this ..
.. the interviewer definitely told his senior about that little "wifi issue".
I love your video. It's so funny!
It's awesome that his hair changed while blanking out.
If your career in software development doesn't work out, you can always get into comedy or acting haha 😄
Meanwhile I actually have wifi issues and I wonder if my bosses think I'm faking that
Eagerly waiting for the 4 th part 💯❤️😀
bruh I am way too invested in this story.
I subscribed, so lets get a part 4!
Please the next part!!! 🤘🏼
I graduate in May and I’m ngl, I’m pretty nervous for the potential interview processes lol
"Your little WiFi issue" :D :D
The bloopers at the end🤣