I have programmed in C before including on the job, but those experiences never really gets me ready for the wideness of interviews. I was wondering if there's a resource that exposes the things I take for granted in Python (within the standard library) and explains how it works in C.
edit: I just had my interview, thanks for the responses! I went over every link I got
I've just noticed this today. It's happened on a thread and when submitting a reply from the inbox.
edit: I think it's fixed?
My had its bios locked without any idea of the password, I bought a new motherboard off of the Lenovo website and had a tech support person install it for me. Although now I'm getting these errors from the BIOS on bootup and the tech support person doesn't know how to fix it:
2200: Machine Type and Serial Number are invalid.
2201: Machine UUID is invalid.
Any ideas on how to fix this?
Yesterday I had the free Slurpee from 7-11 and I was kinda hoping he could provide a better make-it-at-home version of it.
Also I found this clip from The Simpsons where Bart and Milhouse get "sugar drunk" from a Super Squishee, so maybe that could be an option to recreate as well.
I participate in LC daily challenges to keep me ready for coding interviews.
I've read a bunch of System Design guides and videos but I feel like those aren't enough for me. I need to practice System Design interviews if I want to ready for them.
I know there are some services out there for it, but I'm not sure if they're really helpful or as convenient like LC is. Any ideas?