Process:
1st Coding with Python
The question was fairly easy if you are comfortable with Python. The question was about identifying if strings are identical by containing the same characters. For example, given a list like ["good", "god", "abc", "bac"].
2nd Coding with Python
The question was straightforward if you are comfortable with Python. The problem involved several frogs on a line, each at an integer coordinate with a specific tongue size. For instance, the ith frog is at coordinate xi and has a tongue size si. There are also flies positioned at integer coordinates, the ith fly at yi. A frog i can eat a fly j if (xi - yi) <= si.
Tip: Use comments and outline your code plan before writing the full code. Solving even 1% of the test cases in the above rounds qualifies you for the next round.
Technical Writing
In this round, you are presented with a conversation between a user and a model. You are then given two responses to assess. You need to rate the best choice based on a detailed analysis of Response A and B, focusing on correctness, factuality, logical flow, contextual relevance, and consistency.
Data Analysis
You'll engage in a real-world-style exercise working with three datasets (Cardio_alco.csv, Cardio_base.csv, Covid_data.csv) and answer multiple-choice analytics questions based on the data.
To execute the code, you need to clone this Google Colab file in your own drive. Link
The first three rounds are relatively easy to crack; however, the Data Analysis round is challenging to complete within the allotted time. Despite performing well in all rounds, I was not selected for this role.