Them rescued bunnies be hoppin' happily!
Google foobar is a challenge held by Google, which is not accessible generally. You have to either get invited to it by a referral of someone who's already in the system, or Google selects you and invites you when you are browsing Google and its related sites. It consists of a variety of challenges, with 5 levels. The latter levels are strongly inclined towards mathematics and algorithms. Foobar has been in the news as a secret hiring program run by Google, but it would be best that you treat it as a set of challenges to complete, and learn many things along the way. The hiring part is a lucky bonus, but it's certainly not guarenteed. lmao retard you won't get into Google with this, let go of the stupid wet dream. All in all, it was a good learning oppurtunity.
Bruh moment. No, and I don't think just with this they will hire me. I knew you'd ask this because the above paragraph is too long.
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Level 1
- Solar Doomsday
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Level 2
- Ion Flux Relabeling
- Lovely Lucky LAMBs
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Level 3
- Bomb Baby
- Doomsday Fuel
- Fuel Injection Perfection
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Level 4
- Bringing a Gun to Guard a Fight
- Escape Pods
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Level 5
- Dodge the Lasers
No, since there are multiple solutions already out there on the internet which are accessible by a simple Google search.
No. You can see the original code and the approach in the comments (except the first two challs where I didn't write any comments, but the code should be obvious so the need for comments can be discounted).
There's no point in copy-pasting, it's in YOUR OWN good to solve yourselves and learn. Though, taking inspirations is fine.
I didn't save the questions for first few challenges, so I had to look them up, only to find availability of solutions (interestingly, solutions were far more easily found than the questions itself). So if you find no/differently styled test cases, that means I had to search that question on internet. And anyways you might have stumbled across this while googling your problems / questions / algorithms / approaches too.
Okay! But please follow the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Click on the graphic/link above to have a quick glance at the terms of license (if you're seeing this repo, you'd already have an idea of what it means).
The full-text of the license could be found here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/legalcode
Because I want to ;)