Lately I have seen some unicorns like Robinhood, Stripe focusing on questions which have to do more with input parsing and clean coding/correctness of the code rather than typical algo driven LC questions we solve and also the speed of processing wordy questions and writing a solution. \nExamples: https://leetcode.com/discuss/interview-question/1193682/Karat-interview\nhttps://leetcode.com/discuss/interview-question/1257952/Wayfair-or-Karat-Interview-or-L4-Senior-Software-Engineer-or-Question-2-Find-Purchased-Users-data\nhttps://leetcode.com/discuss/interview-question/1144222/Karat-Interview-for-Robinhood-SWE\n\nWhat do we call questions of this category? And how to practice for these? I assume goal here would be to know libraries like maps, strings, arrays in and out and also learn how to do sorting on nested objects in the language you are coding. I am not able to find problems I can practice to get fast at these sort of problems.

Lately I have seen some unicorns like Robinhood, Stripe focusing on questions which have to do more with input parsing and clean coding/correctness of the code 