Google Coding Interview With A High School Student

Can’t this be done by AI now?

This looks very interesting boys got skills - I’ll use him for booking

I'm not a programmer and have NOTHING to do with this space but I find this sooo fascinating.
Can someone explain to me how impressive this is?

There was way to much talking from the interviewer here. I know it is your channel but you should have let the young man solve the problem first. Asking him questions about how would do this or that are clues to the solution. Give him the requirements, let him code it and them ask your questions.

How did you forget to mention that he's a fucking competitive programmer?

Forgive my potential naiveness: i just started out with python but i did a fair bit of matlab coding as a nuclear engineering major. I feel like this process could be solved with a handful of for and if statements. Maybe this was just a way more efficient and higher level way of doing it. And im sure there are people watching this who were able to follow along but since i havent learned these forms of coding yet, it obviously seemed less intuitive from a basic standpoint

Very interesting video! One little bit of feedback: it's not good to drink with your microphone on + having your Facebook notifications on.... Otherwise I enjoyed it a lot!

Bro has secured jobs before finishing high school. What a legend

артур шарифов

when the SDE codes in a doc file you know you have to hire them.

Bro I'm just completing python basics course tomorrow lmao, y'all speaking alien to me.

Basic puzzle on algoritms, do not see any hard question. This is described in any good book on this topic.

10 Print "your name"
20 GOTO 10
run

"Yup"

LGA has no outbound flights, so you can not start at LGA. Solved :)

No clue what i just watched but watched the whole thing

Fuck are asians so damn smart for

impressive stuff. reminds me of what i learned about simplifying finite automata. Would not have thought of that probably.

Took 2 days for me to understand the question 😢

fix your lower jaw Clem because you have a lisp and your jaw makes you over exaggerate facial expressions to communicate

I don't understand a word of this. :(

What the hell is even that?

I don't know English, can you explain this algorithm to me so that I can solve it

好羨慕你擁有那天才般的腦袋

can clement get that smirk off his face holy moly.........

William is giving emotional damage to Clement

"Is that part clear?" Not to me but I trust you 👍

I hate tech interviews. They never relate to the work i actually do as a web developer.

Hi

Nice voice

Please talk in English

Yep
Uhuh
Sure
Right
Yah that's fine

This guy's 1TB homework folder is actually homework.

bruddha this is an informatics olympiads gold medalist

Anyone seeing this right now, please answer this. I am a complete beginner rn, so I wanted to ask whether AIs could solve such questions?

Wtf he's a high school student ???? That problem could literally be a 3/20 point question in a final exam at my MEng 🙃🙃 The guy has potential....

How the fuck does a kid fit so much knowledge in in such a short amount of time? Why does he know all of this?

watching this at 2AM is torture to my bean size brain

Im 13 and idk why im watching this

I guess a single DFS could be enough: let's figure out for each node whether it's reachable from some other node or not. First we run DFS from the starting airport (which we consider reachable), then from all the unvisited ones. Now if an airport is not reachable then we're gonna have to add a flight to it. The cycles are an issue though, not sure what exactly to do with them, but we can for example find them with the same DFS and compress into single nodes.

Terrible interviewer. Great interviewee

The person who represented U.S does actually have made in China tag.

I am new to dsa but isn't this just kind of an implementation of dijkstra's algorithm?

Oh shoot is that Andrew tang or am I stupid?

Regarding to this question. Can we simply calculate the indegree of each node and return the number of nodes where the indegree is zero.

Bro is interviewing the interviewer 😂

Bro I am 100% sure more than 99% of programmers don't know how to solve this.