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Are coding interview problems hard?

I ask two kinds of coding questions during interviews:Fizzbuzz and equivalent, for summer intern hires.Coding problems I don’t know how to solve after several years of thinking about them, for postdoctoral interviews.Depending on the skills of the candidate, I expect either could be considered difficult.If you’re interested, here’s a question of the second type.Consider a “cartesian” graph with [math]t[/math] columns and [math]p[/math] rows of vertexes. There exists a directed edge from [math]v_{i,j}[/math] to [math]v_{i+1, j+1}[/math], [math]v_{i,j+1}[/math], and [math]v_{i-1, j+1}[/math]. Handle the edge conditions however you like. The weight of each edge is drawn from some random distribution. What is the expected value of the critical path, given a particular distribution and some arbitrary [math]p[/math] and [math]t[/math]?(The question has to do with message-passing parallel applications, where [math]t[/math] is the number of simulation timesteps and [math]p[/math] is the number of “processors”. The problem represents a one-dimensional halo exchange. Two- and three-dimensional exchanges are the norm.)

Why does math come naturally to some people?

Math should come ‘naturally’ to all people, if only they had a proper grounding in the fundamentals. The reason why math doesn’t come naturally to some people is because there are gaps in their knowledge.Take Tom, a sprightly little 6 year old in the 1st grade. His teacher, Mrs Jones, is teaching the class how to count. She has written the numbers 1–10 on the whiteboard, and points to each of them in sequence. As she does, she says the name of the number aloud (“one”, “two”, “three”, etc) and the class follows along with her.Tom is short-sighted. His parents haven’t yet realised so he doesn’t have glasses or contacts. He cannot see the digits written on Mrs Jones’ whiteboard.One year later, in 2nd grade, the class is working on basic addition and subtraction. Tom is given a worksheet with basic sums such as “2+3” and “7–5”. He does not know what these digits mean because he couldn’t see the whiteboard when Mrs Jones introduced them the year before. His 2nd grade teacher, Mr Smith, has to spend extra time teaching him what the digits mean before he can start doing sums. As a result, he gets less practice doing sums and is not as good at them as the rest of his classmates.In the 4th grade, the class moves on to multiplication and division. Multiplication is simply iterated addition, and division the opposite of multiplication. Tom’s weakness in addition and subtraction means he struggles with these new concepts. Although he eventually masters them, the speed and accuracy of his mental arithmetic lags behind his peers.Fast-forward to 8th grade, when the class is first introduced to algebra. They start with simple one and two-step equations like “2x - 8 = 17” and “y + 9 = -8”. Tom is more preoccupied with the arithmetic (he still has difficulty adding 17 and 8 or dividing 25 and 2 in his head) and hence takes longer to solve each equation. Over the course of the year he works through less practice problems than his classmates and fails to develop an intuition when it comes to simple algebraic equations.The 10th grade arrives, and the class gets their first taste of Cartesian graphs such as lines and parabolas. Tom, still uncomfortable with manipulating strange letters such as ‘x’ and ‘y’, is immediately bewildered. The whole idea of a X-Y graph as a representation of the relationship between two sets of values goes completely over his head.So in the 12th grade, when the class finally encounters calculus, Tom is completely fucked. His mental arithmetic is still weak, he has trouble manipulating algebraic expressions, and he has no conception of what a Cartesian graph is meant to represent. How do you expect him to grasp the significance of differentiation and integration, let alone apply them in appropriate situations?His classmates, on the other hand, are completely fine. Having mastered each rung of the mathematical ladder on schedule (counting, mental arithmetic, algebra, Cartesian graphs), they are well equipped to make the short step up into basic differentiation and integration.The jarring thing here is that Tom would never have been behind if he had learnt to count in Ms Jones’ first grade class. His initial delay (in learning to count), caused by something as innocuous as a bit of short-sightedness, made him ill-equipped to tackle the next stage of his mathematical development (addition and subtraction). This in turn meant he wasn’t ready to handle the subsequent concepts of multiplication and division, and from there his difficulties were cemented like a hideously elegant proof-by-induction.The thing is, any major setback in learning the fundamentals of maths can permanently put someone behind the pack. Tom’s short-sightedness was simply one factor that affected his learning; it would have been equally detrimental if, for example, he had an incompetent teacher that year or was going through a family breakup. Over time, so many people encounter these setbacks in one form or another that they form at least a sizeable minority of the cohort, and in some cases even the majority. These are the people for whom maths ‘does not come naturally’.For those who are lucky enough not to encounter any setbacks, each new concept is a logical progression from the last. Assuming they have a good handle on everything they previously covered, the leap is small. The new topic or concept quickly becomes second nature.The reason why this sort of dynamic specifically plays out in maths is because students’ mathematical weaknesses are not usually rectified. If a 2nd grader can’t read or spell properly, his inability is there for all to see and he would be quickly put on some remedial program to correct it. Doing poorly on a maths test, however, does not seem to engender as much concern on the part of parents or teachers. The deficiencies then linger, often for life.

What U.S. cities are laid out in a perfect grid-like pattern?

Downtown Salt Lake City was originally laid out like a Cartesian graph, with the origin at Temple Square. From the Temple, State Street runs east-west and Main Street runs north-south. North-south streets parallel to Main Street are named 100 W, 200 W, 300 W. . . or 100 E, 200 E, 300 E. . . East-West streets parallel to State Street are named 100 N, 200 N, 300 N. . . or 100 S, 200 S, 300 S. . . So addresses look like latitude and longitude coordinates. For example, there happens to be a nice bookstore at 2017 S 1100 E—it’s on street 1100 E (the 11th street east of Main), on the 20th block south of Temple. The airport Holiday Inn happens to be at 200 N 2100 W. And so on. The only time I visited for any length of time, it was confusing, but I daresay a couple more days and I’d have gotten the hang of it.Where there are mountains and creeks in the way, the scheme gets disrupted. Some later developments—like the interstate highways, the railroads, and some jack-wagon real estate developers who failed to see the sense in Brigham Young’s original design—also tend to break the pattern. So Salt Lake City is no longer the perfect chessboard that it was planned to be. Still, at least in the downtown, and especially south of Temple Square where the ground tends to be flat, it comes closer than anywhere else I’ve been.

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