Part 1: 7 debugging questions 20 min total. Usually very small fixes like i+2 to i++ or > to <.\n ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \n  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\nPart 2: These are the exact questions I had from Amazon OA 2019 was given 60 mins in total.\n ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nhttps://www.geeksforgeeks.org/count-number-distinct-pairs-whose-sum-exists-given-array/\n\nhttps://leetcode.com/problems/subtree-of-another-tree\n\n ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nPart 3: This part is split into 2 parts really\n ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n3.0 : Has 5 modules, where you really just choose what is the most effective action to take based on the information provided.(no coding) \nIn each module, you are presented with a problem I.E. (Picking a better algo based on data, choose whether to push untested code, deciding how to fix the said problem)\n\n3.5 : 24 logic questions about finding patterns or if something meets the requirements set in the question.(no coding)\n logic questions like ABC : EFG - OPQ : ??? or read this passage and pick a mc based on it.\n \n ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n Final Round Interview\n Amazon Chime : 3 interviews 45 mins / 2 15 min breaks\n*TO ADD*\n \nNote: Job is USA SDE Grad 2020

Part 1: 7 debugging questions 20 min total. Usually very small fixes like i+2 to i++ or > to <.\n --------------------------------------------------------------