President Brian Casey to Receive Notre Dame's Harvey G. Foster Award
October 15, 2010
October 15, 2010, Greencastle, Ind. — The University of Notre Dame is presenting Brian W. Casey, a 1985 graduate of that institution and the 19th president of DePauw University, with its Harvey G. Foster Award. Dr. Casey is being honored for his distinguished involvement in civic and university initiatives. The Notre Dame Alumni Association will present the award at tomorrow's game between the Fighting Irish and Western Michigan.
"A New Jersey native, Mr. Casey made quite the impact as a student in South Bend," notes the citation. "An elected member of Phi Beta Kappa, the academic honor society that celebrates and advocates excellence in the liberal arts and sciences, Mr. Casey graduated from Notre Dame summa cum laude with degrees in philosophy and economics. Additionally, he received the Economics Award, which is conferred on a student who earns the highest grade point average in that subject. In his 'spare' time at Notre Dame, Mr. Casey served as captain of Notre Dame’s varsity swim team and earned the University’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year honor his senior year."
Casey later earned a law degree from Stanford University Law School, where he was a member and article editor of the Stanford Law Review and graduated with honors. He worked for a law firm, but then returned to the classroom earning a Ph.D in the history of American civilization from Harvard University.
Dr. Casey began working in academics at Brown University, where he served as an assistant provost. He next returned to Harvard, where he became associate dean for academic affairs in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
On February 21, 2008, Casey was introduced as DePauw's nineteenth president, and assumed the post on July 1 of that year. The Foster Award states, "Nationally recognized as one of America’s top liberals arts colleges, DePauw is a selective university with a distinctive approach that links intellectual rigor with life’s work. Its student body consists of 2,398 students from 45 states and 24 countries."Back


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Review by Sam Tomaino
Date: 28 April 2015
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Here is Number 25 of Shimmer with its unique brand of story.
The first story is "The Proper Motion of Extraordinary Stars" by Kali Wallace. -+- Aurelia journeys to Asunder Island, a bit of rock close to Antarctica and the home of strange birds, strange people, and an astronomical observatory. She wants to observe the motions of an object called the Southern Star. But she finds something there about her mother who died when she was young. Very good story to start off the issue.
The second story is "The Mothgate" by J.R. Troughton, -+- Elsa has been taught by Mama Rattakin how to fight the creatures of the Nightfall that come through the Mothgate. Elsa has become very good at firing a rifle and we see her and Mama Rattakin's fight against the witika, snow creatures that make beautiful music. Now, it is time for Mama to go through the Mothgate to try to close it forever. Elsa finds out what her most important role will be. Well imagined fantasy.
The third story is "Good Girls" by Isabel Yap. -+- Sara meets Kaye in a Good Girls retreat. Sara has had some problems but Kaye is a manananggal from the Philippines. She eats fetuses. Sara, at first, does not believe her but sees something that convinces her of Kaye's supernatural nature. Nonetheless, they bond. Bizarre and imaginative.
The fourth story is "In the Rustle of Pages" by Cassandra Khaw. -+- Li Jing and Zhang Yong are getting old and their grandchildren want to help them by putting them in a nursing home. But this is nothing like our world and a very strange solution is found. A lot going on here in the background, Another very strange story that is a Shimmer specialty.
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In class we have been looking at the changes around us that take place at this time of year.
In class we made seed and bean 'bombs' wrapped in clay, they are ready to be planted. These should have travelled home with your child. If not- don't worry, you can plant some dried peas- the type you would use to cook with.
Over the next few weeks I would like your child to keep a diary of what they see and observe; the first page will explain where and how the seeds are planted. A labelled drawing would be better than a photo.
It would be interesting to watch a pea or bean growing in a glass jar? Make a Bean in a Jar - Science Sparks
Here are some more online links you can talk about with your child and try!
Science is fun!
Next Week- let's find out how the new growth and plants changes the lives of birds, animals and insects.
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What do plants, animals and birds do in Springtime?
Have the seeds you planted started to germinate (grow) yet?
When they seed begins to grow – which part starts to change first?
Keep drawing and writing your ‘Spring-time Diary’
As the plants start growing in our gardens, fields and hedge-rows; have you noticed the birds pecking at the new shoots? What else are the birds collecting? What are the birds starting to make?
Look at the RSPB website- it is free to use.
Go into the ‘Fun and Learning’ section. Here there all sorts of activities you can try and they are a really easy way to find the names of the birds you might be watching.
See how many different birds you can see. You might like to make an information book with a different page for each type of bird. Can you group the birds by looking at their different shaped beaks? Do different shaped beaks help birds eat different types of food?
Is the shape of the beak of a Blackbird the same as a Chaffinch? How does the different shape help the birds find different food for themselves and their Chicks?
There are so many things to look for around us over the next few weeks.. keep watching and asking questions and learning! Maybe you can talk to members of your family on the phone and tell them what you have seen- maybe they can tell you what they have seen too. You could have a competition- Who can see the most Robins or Wrens each day?
Have fun and enjoy being Super Scientists!
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POQUOSON – Robert Hartness (Bobby) Forrest, Jr. passed away on January 26, 2021. He was born on April 14, 1942 in Hampton, Virginia.
Bobby was preceded in death by his parents, Virginia Lewis Forrest and Robert H. Forrest, Sr.; grandparents, Effie and Herbert Lewis, Mary and Claytor Forrest, and many other aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.
He is survived by his wife Carol Messick Forrest; a son Robert Brian Forrest and a daughter, Melanie Forrest Baldwin (Gary); four grandchildren, Katie Forrest, Matthew Forrest, Megan Baldwin, and Amy Baldwin Walker (Brent); and two aunts, Alice Tripp, and Sarah Morrison (Tom) and many other family members and friends.
Bobby loved getting together with his family to enjoy dinners and all other special family events. He enjoyed talking to anyone who would listen about different topics such as sports, Civil War, or World War II. He loved to attend the Poquoson High School baseball, football, wrestling, and softball events. He enjoyed going to the William & Mary football games and walking around Colonial Williamsburg. His PHS 1960 classmates and other buddies were especially important to him and he enjoyed getting together with them whenever he could.
A special thank you goes to the Medi Home Health and Hospice Group and to Anntione Greene for their thoughtfulness and excellent care.
A private graveside service was held at Parklawn Memorial Park.
Memorials may be made to the Poquoson Fire and Rescue Squad, 830 Poquoson Avenue or Tabernacle United Methodist Church, 831 Poquoson Avenue, Poquoson, Virginia.
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The emergence of modern science began as a move from theological-based reasoning to observational- and empirically-based reasoning. Two areas of reasoning evolved from this time, inductive and deductive. For example, Galileo, using mathematics and observation, explained the laws of the physical world through deductive reasoning. Francis Bacon, however, sought answers to questions of the physical […]
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Four out of five children in remote, regional and indigenous communities in Australia cannot read above minimum standards. Half of young people living in poverty and unemployment have difficulty reading and writing. Bus of Books (BOB) provides a solution to significantly reduce this problem and increase the standards of reading for children in Australia.
The Founder of BoB, Colin Lee says, “Reading is a human right and education is the best way in addressing the challenges our world faces today and in doing so make a difference. More than ever before, a young person’s success today is closely linked to their ability to express their ideas with clarity and certainty”.
Thank you to the University of Melbourne staff and students for organising and sponsoring this special event in support of Bus of Books. We are delighted that the University has decided to work together with Bus of Books to inspire young lives one book at a time.
We’re excited to be part of this partnership which highlights how young people can help each other and make a difference in each other’s lives and communities by sharing their love of reading. Over the past few weeks, staff and students at the University of Melbourne have been collecting new and pre-loved books in preparation for a hand-over to the bring along to the launch event.
There are interesting and engaging speakers from the Faculty of Business and Economics, the Vice Chancellor, the Bus of Books Team and the Co-Founder of Gloria Jean’s Coffee speaking at this event which promises to be a fun and inspiring evening. Let’s come together engage, empower and educate our present and future leaders and enjoy the Bus of Books Launch in Victoria.
Bus of Books hope to foster change by inspiring the imaginations of young people, helping them enjoy the experience and benefits of reading & learning and enabling them to make a difference in each other’s lives one book at a time.
WHEN: 7pm, Friday 12th October 2012
WHERE: The University of Melbourne, University House at Woodward Conference Centre, Level 10, Melbourne Law School, 185 Pelham St, Carlton, VIC 3053
BOOKING DETAILS: $35 per person Ticket includes canapés and drinks, with all proceeds will going towards purchasing books for Collarenebri Central School. Tickets can be purchased from the official Bus of Books website, www.busofbooks.com
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The Vassar Inclusive History initiative, announced by President Bradley on Feb. 7, is the College’s most recent commitment to reexamining its history as an institution. While some members of the Vassar community see the initiative as an opportunity for Vassar to reconcile with its complicated history, others question how much student and alumni involvement will contribute to the initiative in order to address the College’s complicated legacy.
The initiative follows similar projects conducted by other higher education institutions, including Harvard University’s report, “Harvard and the Legacy of Slavery.” Bradley cited this as one of the inspirations behind Vassar’s initiative. In an email with The Miscellany News, Bradley stated, “I was impressed with its quality and thoroughness, and felt like institutions miss an opportunity if they do not examine and re-examine their history. This year, as we have committed to Engaged Pluralism and as several scholars have mentioned their excitement to do this work at Vassar, the time seemed right.”
According to Bradley’s announcement, the initiative contains a Commission of five members: Director of Engaged Pluralism and Professor of Religion Jonathon Kahn; Director of Africana Studies and Professor of Sociology Diane Harriford; Chair and Professor of History Mita Choudhury; Dean of the College Carlos Alamo-Pastrana; and Head of Special Collections and Adjunct Associate Professor of History Ron Patkus, who also serves as College Historian.
Content of the initiative is still being decided. “As of right now, we are really open to what we might find. Ideally, we imagine that there will be a webpage off of the College’s main page where anyone can go and learn about past, present, and potential future areas of inquiry,” Dean Alamo-Pastrana stated in an email correspondence. “You could imagine a website that includes nuanced biographies, the history of buildings and [a] repository of larger class projects.
Kahn accredited multiple factors to his own involvement with the initiative, including his involvement with the Engaged Pluralism initiative and Race & Racism in the Historical Collections Project Group. “[The Historical Collections Project Group] began by wrestling with the sets of racist photos in our archives and, then, two of the librarians in that group, Deb Bucher and Melanie Maksin, and I co-taught an EPI Intensive in the fall of 2022, ‘Facing the Vassar Archive,’ where we delved deeply into this material,” Kahn explained in a written correspondence. “At the same time, there have been others on campus working on other questions about Vassar’s history and its relationship to our present…This new initiative only takes form as the result of so many people’s work.”
Similarly, Alamo-Pastrana accredited the inspiration behind the initiative to efforts within the Vassar community. “Vassar students and employees have long pushed the institution forward to do and to be better, and they have asked us on many occasions to reckon with the history of this place that is a sort of home to us,” Alamo-Pastrana wrote. “This project allows us to more directly confront this history in ways that are more engaging, inclusive and transparent.”
In her announcement, Bradley also noted the advocacy work of numerous groups in and outside Vassar. “Activism and energy put forth for decades [have] been vital to coming to this place for launching the Vassar Inclusive History initiative,” she wrote. These groups included the African American Alumnae/i of Vassar College (AAVC) and the Native American Advisory Committee, as well as student organizations such as the Black Students’ Union, the Latinx Student Union and the Vassar Asian American Studies Working Group (VASAM).
However, two primary concerns have emerged since the initiative’s announcement: whether the initiative will aptly represent student activism and address Vassar’s history of racism, as well as the extent of student and alumni involvement in the initiative.
For the Ad Hoc Committee of Black and African American Alumnae/i of Vassar College (AHC), the College’s announcement obscures the issues that those outside Vassar’s administration are trying to address. Most apparent to the AHC is the College’s failure to establish an Africana Studies Department, as Vassar currently only has an Africana Studies program.
On Jan. 26, in a letter addressed to the Vassar College Board of Trustees, Vassar College President, AAVC Board Members, Dean of the Faculty, and Chair of the FPCC, the AHC expressed their frustration regarding exchanges with Vassar’s administration over the course of six months. Paula Williams Madison ’74, speaking on behalf of AHC, said she is working to make Vassar’s anti-Black history more known to help instill a better community of learning.
The letter stated: “After 54 years of Vassar administrations claiming to support the demand for a Department, on May 21, 2022, President Bradley stated in an email to the emcee of the annual Kente Cloth Ceremony—Karen Clopton ’80 P’19 ’22—that there would be no Department. The President’s affront ignited a fire that will be quenched only with establishing an Africana Studies Department.”
Explaining the importance of an Africana Studies Department, the letter added, “We expect that the establishment of an Africana Studies Department steeped in academia, scholarship, and cultural competence with African American and Black departmental tenured faculty at the forefront will be essential to ensuring that a critical vestige of Vassar’s institutional anti-Black racism is removed.”
In an email correspondence, ALANA Programming Intern Pandora Lewis ’23 expressed concern over the route of the initiative, as Bradley’s statement did not detail any specific timeline. “How will the students keep the administration accountable without knowing when goals are supposed to be met?” they wrote.
While Bradley’s announcement mentioned that the initiative would include the Chair of the Council of ALANA Seniors, along with other students, faculty and administration, Lewis also noted the extra work that would be put on students working in the initiative’s committee. They stated, “I worry that this will result in yet another student of color taking on more of the College’s work alongside their own classwork and other roles of leadership. Will students of color be asked to do more than they need to with the implementation of this initiative?”
Vassar Asian Students’ Alliance President Jillian Lin ’25 questioned the College’s ability to emphasize the student activist work within Vassar’s history. “I’m glad and happy that [the College] is trying to own this history, but how are they thinking about their position in all of it?” she said. “What does it mean for them to be trying to display student work [and] student labor, without including the current students that are still working on these projects [and who] are legacies of the spaces that they’re trying to display as Vassar’s Inclusive History, when the more nuanced and perhaps more accurate way of describing it is that of Vassar students’ history?”
Head of Special Collections and Adjunct Associate Professor of History noted the role of the College Archives to document both student life and Vassar history more generally. “Over the years many students, alums, and student organizations have transferred material to us, and we now have a wonderful collection for the community and researchers to use,” wrote Patkus in an email.
Patkus added that student organizations will still be able to attain records online and in-person after they are transferred to the College. He further noted, “Our work is ongoing, and we hope our partnerships will continue going forward. Through collaboration, the College Archives can grow and ensure that the stories of today will be known tomorrow.
Student Ann John ’23 countered against the notion of an institutionalized archive. In an email correspondence, she wrote, “I wonder what is lost when history gets institutionalized. Even if student history is faithful and accurately told, its radical nature will be co-opted by the institution.” She emphasized how easily the history of student activism can be forgotten. “Since students cycle in and out, having knowledge of previous student activism that was or wasn’t successful is hard to pass down,” she noted. “I have concerns about how Vassar-centric the initiative will be and how Vassar will use its power to only preserve stories that reflect well for them.”
Among each interviewee, one question encompassed the initiative and the concerns that have emerged: who gets to own these narratives? Lewis highlighted the diverse perspectives that students provide in relation to institutional history, especially with primary sources by students and student organizations.“I personally believe that the administration should have the role of supporter and help to share the archives/narratives that students hold. By doing this, facts are less likely to be muddled or lost,” they stated. “The Vassar community has been made and continues to be made by students and for students. So, by allowing students to have ownership of archives/narratives, we are upholding this type of community.”
In response to the question of ownership, Alamo-Pastrana wrote, “I might start by changing the frame from one based on ‘ownership’ to one that centers on partnership and collective knowledge. Ultimately, we are an academic institution tasked with engaging with many of the problems we see in our world and advancing knowledge production towards the creation of a just community.”
He added, “Accessing all the information possible will be instrumental towards documenting a more holistic picture of our campus community and the ways that different groups sought to be archived, remembered, and to transform this institution for the better.”
History major Pia Tate ’23 hopes that there will be more student involvement in the initiative towards the future, stating, “I hope that there would be transparency surrounding all these issues.” Recalling when Native remains were found in Blodgett Hall during her first year, she added, “I would hope that if something [like that] were to arise again, and that there were uncomfortable and disturbing things in the archives, that there would be community spaces for students to process that.”
Echoing Tate’s sentiments, Lewis emphasized the importance of student involvement and collaboration in the initiative. They wrote, “When it comes to the question of who gets to own certain narratives and archives, I believe it is up to the students to keep track of these things and up to the administration to listen to students about these things.”


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This research aims to describe (1) the steps of using YouTube media on the "Mau Tau Banget" channel in teaching students to write exposition texts, (2) the obstacles faced by teachers and students in teaching students to write exposition texts, and (3) the learning outcomes of writing exposition texts after using YouTube media on the "Mau Tau Banget" channel in the teaching process. This research uses a qualitative descriptive research design. The research subjects are the Indonesian Language teacher of class VIII F. The data collection methods used are observation, interviews, and documentation. The data in this research are analyzed descriptively qualitatively. The results of this research show (1) the steps include three activities, namely the opening, core, and closing activities during the implementation of teaching exposition texts. (2) The obstacles found by the teacher indicate several challenges faced by the Indonesian Language teacher in terms of students' abilities to listen and create exposition texts, students' focus on learning exposition texts is still lacking, and the use of time is not yet effective. (3) The learning outcomes provide an overview of the extent of students' abilities in writing exposition texts using YouTube media on the "Mau Tau Banget" channel, seen from the students' work assessed by the teacher, ordered according to their abilities, starting from the highest to the lowest scores. The suggestion of this research is that Indonesian Language teachers should maintain the effectiveness of using YouTube media in teaching.
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Azure is the heraldic colour blue, usually quite a deep, dark shade of the colour (there is a lighter blue that sometimes occurs, known as celestial azure). If colour printing is not available then it can be represented by closely spaced horizontal lines in a scheme known as “hatching” 3Boutell’s Heraldry, J.P. Brooke-Little, Warne, (revised Edition) London 1970, P 26. The word is thought to originate from the Arabic lazura and it represents the colour of the eastern sky. It is also said to be the colour associated by the Catholic Church with the Virgin Mary and hence of particular significance 4The Symbolisms of Heraldry, W. Cecil Wade, George Redway, London, 1898 P150.
Heraldry is a human art, by and for people and it is not surprising that people themselves are frequently depicted in arms 5Understanding Signs & Symbols – Heraldry, S. Oliver & G. Croton, Quantum, London, 2013, P174. As well as the nobility themselves, we also see both the mundane, ploughmen, fishermen and reapers; and the exotic in the form of club wielding savagesand the Moorish or Saracen gentleman with his decorative wreathed turban 6A Complete Guide to Heraldry, A.C. Fox-Davies, Bonanza (re-print of 1909 Edition), New York, 1978, P168.
The sun was long used as a potent symbol before the advent of heraldry and brought some of that existing meaning with it. In conventional heraldry it is normally borne in its splendour, that is with a face and a large number of alternating straight and wavy rays. 7A Glossary of Terms used in British Heraldry, J.H. Parker, Oxford, 1894, Entry:Sun It can also be seen issuing from behind clouds, and in some cases a demi or half sun coming from the base, reflecting either the dawn, or perhaps as it appears in the arms of WESTWORTH, with the sunset. 8A Complete Guide to Heraldry, A.C. Fox-Davies, Bonanza (re-print of 1909 Edition), New York, 1978, P296
The chevron is one the major shapes used upon a shield, known as ordinaries, being in the form of an inverted ‘v’ shape 9A Glossary of Terms used in British Heraldry, J.H. Parker, Oxford, 1894, Entry:Chevron. It is a popular feature, visually very striking and hence developed to have various decorative edges applied to distinguish otherwise identical coats of arms. The edge pattern engrailed is a series of scalloped indentations with the points facing outwards – and should not be confused with invected, which has the points facing inwards! Wade believes that both of these indented forms represent “earth or land”, and one perhaps can indeed see the furrowed earth embodied in them.


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University of Findlay's Mazza Museum, opens a new window (Findlay, Ohio)
This museum houses more than 10,500 pieces of picture book art. Its six galleries are ever changing, with different artwork installed in each gallery every year. Don't miss their Funday Sundays which include activities, games, and a story time geared around a specific theme once a month.
Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, opens a new window (Amherst, Massachusetts)
The Carle is dedicated to inspiring a love of reading and art through picture books. It houses more than 11,000 objects and includes three galleries, a theater, and picture book and scholarly libraries. Make sure to stop by the art studio to create your own open-ended art project.
Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum, opens a new window (Springfield, Massachusetts)
Check out fun Seuss-inspired interactive exhibits which allow families to explore new sounds, vocabulary, and rhyming as well as create their own stories. The second floor of this museum recreates Dr. Seuss's studio and living room and includes family photographs and letters, and art that's never been publicly displayed before.
National Center for Children's Illustrated Literature, opens a new window (Abilene, Texas)
The NCCIL collaborates with picture book illustrators to create exhibitions of their art. After debuting at the NCCIL, the exhibitions travel around the country to other museums, libraries, and galleries. Also enjoy their free family art activities every Saturday.


Just like every field of study, Coding or programming have its technical knowledge which any individual in the field ought to know. Anyone can claim to be specializing in any field but the ability to answer questions and have some demanding skills of the industry is what makes one a part of the industry. We will outline many coding interview questions that you are likely to see when applying for a programming job position from a beginner to an expert level. Let us know ‘Google Coding Interview Questions’.
Google Coding Interview Questions
The questions get more technical as the level increases but every level is expected to have a conceptual understanding of what coding is all about while the deeper programming understanding will be expected in proportion to the level of the programming position in question.
Below are the google coding interview questions in different levels
- How do you read two numbers, add them and display their sum?
You are expected in the above question, to show how to write some codes of the two numbers specifically.
- What does it mean if an array is sorted?
In the above question, you are expected to explain what a sorted array is. You can also add when it is used and its usefulness.
- Describe the tournament winner algorithm?
Always remember that every word in the questions that you are asked is tilting to coding and not any other field even when the word seems so strange to be in the field. In the above question, you are expected to highlight the key points and steps in coding the tournament winner algorithm.
- What is the depth of a node?
This question can appear in different ways, either you’re asked about the depth of a node or you are asked about the height.
Sometimes, you can be asked the difference between them both.
- How do you perform a binary search?
Here, you are required to discuss briefly the implementation of binary search in regards to the programming language that you’re familiar with or going to use for your job position.
- What is burble sort in data structure?
You will have to shortly explain what burble sort is and why computer programmers use burble sort. Also, try to give a picture of what burble sort entails and quickly outline other sorting algorithms besides burble sort. Sometimes, it could be these other sorting algorithms like selection sort, insertion sort, merge sort, quick sort etc that would be asked.
- How do you check if a number is a palindrome?
Here, you are expected to show with algorithms, how to check if a number is a palindrome or not.
- Which encryption does Caesar use?
This is a very self-explanatory question and every serious beginner in coding would be familiar with that.
- What is Run-length encoding used for?
In the above question, you’re expected to explain what Run-length encoding means and its benefits which are the same as its usefulness.
- How do you generate code documentation?
This question is often a way of finding out if you are the kind of programmer who evades code documentation or if you do generate one.
The question seeks the answer to how you document your codes after writing.
We will list out in the subsequent levels the possible interview questions you will encounter when applying for coding positions. These lists will not be associated with a brief explanation as we have done for the entry-level. However, you should note that questions can be spun and reframed, so you have to be attentive to the point and try to understand the question first before answering.
1. How do you solve a three number sum problem?
2. What is a monotonic array?
3. How do you traverse a matrix in spiral order?
4. Write a function that returns the length of the longest peak in the array?
5. How do you find the product of array elements?
6. How do you find the first duplicate value in the array?
7. What is BST construction?
8. How do you validate BST?
9. Can you use Kandane’s algorithm? If yes, show me
10. Can you group anagrams together from a list of words?
1. Write a code on four elements that sum to a given value?
2. How do you find the range of an array?
3. Explain zigzag transversal?
4. Validate three nodes?
5. Show the maximum path sum in binary?
6. Explain the water area?
7. Write a code using Dijkstra’s algorithm
8. Write a code on the topological sort
9. Find the continuous median if an array
10. Solve Sudoku
1. Write a code and solve an apartment hunting problem
2. Is it important to use try-catch in coding
3. What are the waterfall streams
4. Write a code online through points
5. Explain flattening the binary tree
6. How do you compare leaf Traversal
7. Write a program that displays numbers 1 to 10 and their squares
8. Write pseudocode to calculate the sum of squares input of numbers
9. What are codes for airport
10. Explain the N Queen problem.
Coding interviews are primarily aimed at your coding acumen. It is usually less of your business soft skills and business ethics. You hardly or won’t hear something like “why are you the best candidate for this position?”, “How good are your communication skills?”, Etc.
It is aimed at figuring out your coding abilities and how well your level in it will suit the job position. Therefore, in preparation for a job interview, you should hone your coding skills greatly, and practice consistently and frequently to get better at what you do. Try coding on a whiteboard or paper because interviewers most likely are going to provide you with one for the coding interview and if you have relied so much on a code editor for your debugging and error finding, you will not scale through that moment.
It is also essential for a coder to be familiar with the coding jargon and quirks. Learn them, understand the concept behind them and use them frequently because your interviewers will usually converse technically and expect you to respond to them in the required way. Above all, don’t panic. Always remember that practice is the key, and as a coder, you won’t need to prove anything else except your coding skills.
- Is coding interview hard?
In the real sense of it, a coding interview is quite difficult; not because it is in its nature to be difficult but because the interviewers are usually programmers themselves who do seek advanced coders. Their tendency to choose the best candidate always resorts to them asking some rarely used questions even if such capability will remain unused in the job position.


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