Sumo Logic Interview Questions

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Climbing the Word Ladder

Imagine two words placed at the two ends of a ladder. Can you reach one word from another using intermediate words as rings of the ladder? Each successive or transition word has a difference of only one letter from its predecessor, and must belong to a provided dictionary. Can we achieve this using t...

Difficulty: 7/10

Traverse in a Zig Zag

Here's a fun one: can you write a method to return the nodes of a binary tree lessons an intro to binary trees and search trees in a zig zag level order? It should return a multi dimensional array of arrays, with each child array being a level of the tree. That's a mouthful, so here's an...

Difficulty: 6/10

Targets and Vicinities

You're playing a game with a friend called **Target and Vicinity**. *Target and Vicinity* consists of one person thinking up a number in their head, and the other guessing that number. Sounds simple enough the caveat is that we also want to credit close guesses. To estimate the proximity of the ...

Difficulty: 6/10

Reverse a String

Hey there, welcome to the **challenges** portion of the **AlgoDaily** technical interview course! Over the next few days, you'll get some hands on experience with the essential data structures and algorithms that will help you nail your interview, and land your dream software engineering job. The ...

Difficulty: 2/10

Bottom Left Node Value

Assume we're using a binary tree lessons an intro to binary trees and search trees in writing a video game via Binary Space Partitioning https: en.wikipedia.org wiki Binary_space_partitioning . We need to identify the bottom left leaf, that is the leftmost value in the lowest row of the bi...

Difficulty: 4/10

The Coin Change Problem

If I give you coins of denominations 3, 7, 9 a coin worth 3 cents, a coin worth 7 cents, etc. , can you tell me the minimum number of coins that are needed to make a total of 37 ? You can assume that an infinite supply of all these coins are available to you. This challenge is about so...

Difficulty: 8/10

Sorted Two Sum

The setup is the same as Two Sum challenges two sum you're given an array of numbers, and a "goal" number. Write a method to return an array of the indexes of the two elements in the array that sum up to the goal. If there are no such elements, return an empty array. The caveat here is th...

Difficulty: 5/10

Treats Distribution

Say we are given an integer array of an even length, where different numbers in the array represent certain kinds of snacks or treats. Each number maps to, or represents, one kind of snack. So the following array would have two kinds: snack type 3 and type 2 : js const snacks 3, 3, 2, 2 ...

Difficulty: 4/10

Nth Smallest Number in a Stream

Many modern programming languages have the notion of a stream. A stream is a resource _that's broken down_ and sent usually over a network in small chunks. Imagine a video that's playing it would be inefficient to need to download an entire 1 gigabyte movie before being able to watch it. Inste...

Difficulty: 7/10

Logging with the ELK Stack

A Comprehensive Guide to Centralized Logging with the ELK Stack Why Logging Matters The Vital Role of Logging Logging serves as the central nervous system of modern software applications. Think of it as the black box of an airplane it records every event, error, and transaction that oc...

Difficulty: 5/10

Introduction to Fenwick Tree

Welcome to the Introduction to Fenwick Tree! In the realm of data structures, there are various trees that are widely used, such as binary trees, AVL trees, and red black trees. However, there is one tree that stands out in terms of its efficiency and effectiveness in solving range query and point...

Difficulty: 5/10

What Is DDL? Data Definition Language Explained

**What is Data Definition Language DDL ?** Simply put, DDL is a subset of SQL commands that we use to create and modify the structure of objects in a database. We can change the database structure by adding new tables or objects with all of their attributes such as data type, table name, and so...

Difficulty: 5/10

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