I guess, there is a difference in our educational background. But anyways, when beginning the journey as a programmer we tend to solve small and easy questions and the problem statements that I mentioned are some of them. We do so because it helps to build our logic and get the essence of how programming languages work. Of course, these questions are asked during interviews, but again the purpose is same - to check the logical ability of the candidate.
I am just talking about my observations that I noticed on different types of people working in the same background. My purpose of writing that point was just to highlight the logical and reasoning ability of a developer. And we never know there might me some around us who never tried these questions or some who are very quick to solve them.
I believe, there is no obvious question in the programming world.
Thank You for sharing. It was nice to know your views.
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I guess, there is a difference in our educational background. But anyways, when beginning the journey as a programmer we tend to solve small and easy questions and the problem statements that I mentioned are some of them. We do so because it helps to build our logic and get the essence of how programming languages work. Of course, these questions are asked during interviews, but again the purpose is same - to check the logical ability of the candidate.
I am just talking about my observations that I noticed on different types of people working in the same background. My purpose of writing that point was just to highlight the logical and reasoning ability of a developer. And we never know there might me some around us who never tried these questions or some who are very quick to solve them.
I believe, there is no obvious question in the programming world.
Thank You for sharing. It was nice to know your views.