Easy Google Coding Interview With Ben Awad

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In this video, I conduct an easy Google coding interview with Ben Awad, a software engineer and tech RU-vidr. As a Google Software Engineer, I interviewed dozens of candidates. This is an easier version of the type of coding interview that you would get at Google or any other big tech company.
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@clem 3 года назад

What’s more cocky and sarcastic than Ben Awad? Ben Awad after he successfully reverses a linked list. Check out the video we did on Ben’s channel if you wanna see _me_ get interviewed by Ben! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gnkrDse9QKc.html

@sangrambarge7081 3 года назад

you guys are making awesome content, making software engineering fun

@thaer954 3 года назад

Can i apply and get an interview at Google when I'm living overseas? Or do i have to move to the US before applying for the job...

@thaer954 3 года назад

What advice do you have for us foreigners?

@migueldomingos4570 3 года назад

😂

@poisson6673 3 года назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3Eqidoe2Iog.html

@TechWithTim 3 года назад

Hey, why does Ben get the easy question!!! I had to suffer through the very hard one for a whole hour 😑

@rareshika 3 года назад

R.I.P

@devguyahnaf 3 года назад

coding interviews are truly broken.......it just went brrr

@dontsubscribetomychannel8619 3 года назад

Rip

@blazi_0 3 года назад

Hey Tim you can watch the title , it says " Easy interview " And I think you r better than awad in coding 😏😉⚘

@TechWithTim 3 года назад

but thanks ;)

@leonardomorel9412 3 года назад

I imagine this guy saying "idk that's pretty sus" in the actual interview and the google techlead be like "Aight, you in"

@ZVEKOfficial 2 года назад

AMOGUS KEANU REEVES REDDIT WHOLESOME 100 EPIC GAMER MOMENT GOOGLE APPROVED INTERVIEW

@MBTIMemes 2 года назад

@@ZVEKOfficial ok

@foo3268 2 года назад

@@ZVEKOfficial this was 11 months ago, give it a rest brainlet

@GyaneshISHU 3 года назад

Clem : Do you have any questions for us ? Ben : How on earth can you keep using Angular ?

@LuisMorales-yx8di 3 года назад

Clement you should interview more beginners and see their progress in a couple of months. this would be really fun and interesting

@mti2fw 3 года назад

It'll be awesome! 🚀

@list9016 2 года назад

calling ben a beginner DAMN

@jomalomal 2 года назад

@@list9016 bro did you see how much he struggled to reverse a linked list? Clearly a beginner, at least with data structures and algorithms

@htdrednaxela96 Год назад

@@jomalomal these things take practice ,it's nothing magical with them.

@GodofStories Год назад

@@jomalomal you're confusing the meaning of a "beginner" to programming to the meaning of knowing how to study particular coding problems like reversing a linked list. I might have studied linked lists in a college class. But programming for 5 years + earning more than 6 figures. I have never needed to know how to reverse a linked list. But once I looked at the problem, studied it and learnt it fully within a couple hours. So I'm saying you're confusing studying leetcode questions to being a beginner to coding. You can program without knowing a lot of these questions like inverting a binary tree. All those questions only show you know how to study for an exam. Ben is clearly not a beginner, he's programmed a lot. He just didn't take time to study those Leetcode questions

@andrewv8548 3 года назад

I love Clement giggling at Ben's every move

@clem 3 года назад

That's what happens when you interview a natural comedian.

@nomadvagabond1263 3 года назад

@@clem ehm👀 do you mean he is a joke?😂😂

@aryanpuri6192 3 года назад

@@nomadvagabond1263 nope his live is a joke 😂😂😂

@MisraPreetiman 3 года назад

*changes d to D and calls it Big D in a coding interview* Interviewer - HHHHHMMMMMMMM 👀

@aryamankukal1056 3 года назад

tel me the timestamp for when that happened! Please!

@bingpingbongpong662 3 года назад

@@aryamankukal1056 pretty much at the beginning, first question when he starts commenting the way

@brewlian11 3 года назад

Dallas is also referred to as The Big D 😂

@INKILU 3 года назад

@@aryamankukal1056 6:48

@josephmichel2581 3 года назад

Finally someone who noticed

@natetate785 3 года назад

Ben looks so much happier in this video then he does in any of his own.

@jovanjevtic5311 3 года назад

You should interview him for Angular

@clem 3 года назад

I think Ben would just walk out of that interview and even *rm -rf* the machine he'd be interviewing on.

@alphacoder3822 3 года назад

Ben hates angular

@dishagupta7446 3 года назад

I literally want to watch this😂😂

@notquitehim 3 года назад

@@clem hahahahahah

@Hannah-ly6ff 3 года назад

@@clem 😂😂😂

@jonsnow9246 3 года назад

There is a video on my Algoexpert ad 😂

@atifadib 3 года назад

i thought clement will pull his hair out as soon as awad named a variable "next_guy" :)

@clem 3 года назад

😂Not the best variable name for an arbitrary linked list node, but I figured Ben wouldn't name it like that in a real production-grade codebase. Also, this was just a fun interview!

@clem 3 года назад

Classic Ben Awad though.

@necaton 3 года назад

what would be a better name? xD

@casperes0912 3 года назад

@@JustTheHighlights Equality!

@mostafahana1713 2 года назад

😂😂😂😂

@medaminesfaxi909 3 года назад

best variable name : next_guy xD

@DasBeatz 3 года назад

next_next_guy next_guys_neighbor_that_asks_for_sugar

@Digital963 3 года назад

He lost me when he shortened “temp” to “tmp” but left “previous” as “previous

@brooksgunn5235 3 года назад

😂😂😂

@TheoParis 3 года назад

@@brooksgunn5235 LMAO

@DreaminBig 3 года назад

Typo

@weirdduck4578 3 года назад

It's kind of fun seeing a master failing a bit in other master's craft. Great video clement.

@petyoruzhin7191 3 года назад

Im subscribed to both and am happy to finally see you two in action. Had fun watching this and the one on Ben's channel! Cannot wait for the follow up videos on both sides. xD

@lucasthorsen784 3 года назад

This video was super fun, I myself love frontend engineering and I'm a big fan of both you and Ben Awad, so I'd definitely like to see you put him through a real google coding interview.

@De4dlyX 3 года назад

this is one of a few computer programmers that is this energetic and interesting in terms of communication and interaction, most people I know are nerds and introverts, that is also myself LOL

@bonzupippinpaddleopsicopol8094 3 года назад

10/10 would love to see Ben do the actual coding interview. Make him use Angular 👀

@JayPatel12928 2 года назад

Apart from the actual coding, this guy is just so fun to work with.

@dk3153 Год назад

dude seems so happy and cocky at the same time, couldnt help it but smile all the way through the video

@Saitama-py8dz 3 года назад

how could you beat the guys who have been coding for years when you have been coding only for 6 months? you are amazing and talented.

@danny.golcman6846 11 месяцев назад

He is smart and also has a math background so that helps him a lot when he codes as coding involves a lot of problem solving, logic, and analytical thinking.

@kuei-chinhuang815 3 года назад

Absolutely love this video!!!! Look forward to you guys making the next one 🤩

@avadhut325 3 года назад

This was fun. Really looking forward to the next interview with Ben.

@mr.mystiks9968 3 года назад

Imagine if a very skilled candidate adopted Ben’s skill of typing jk and troll var names and comments

@killswitch4897 3 года назад

This was by far one of the best nd funniest vids I've seen on this channel.... "How about that algo girl" was just epic 😂😂

@geeshta 3 года назад

"I'm not happy about that naming convention" ohhh Ben I love you for this.

@BehruzbekOtayev 3 года назад

Can you do the round two please? With more difficult questions??? Would love to see Ben grind

@roshanmhatre8810 3 года назад

Your videos are so awesome, funny and at the same knowledgeable ❤️ Please make more Google coding Interviews @AlgoExpert Guy

@rw5736 3 года назад

Ben is the man. Cool to see the colab!

@danielgigago26 2 года назад

That inverseLinkedList could be a real challenge for someone who never heard about that before, it is not something we normally do in a daily basis. I can say it is not easy, even harder than the matrix challenge in the later session with Ben.

@Srinivassss1999 3 года назад

I forgot how to reverse a linked list after I saw Ben scramble😂

@GodofStories Год назад

Dude watching this again after an year or so, watching Ben is still so funny man

@ShubhamSinghYoutube 3 года назад

Hey Clement, Pls make a playlist of your Mock Programming interview questions. Thank you in advance.

@anchalpandey9074 Год назад

Jezz i can never be this happy talking or giving my interview both of them are so chill. Greate watching them . I'm far away to crack any interview btw.

@Joshuahendrix 3 года назад

Thanks for this, these videos have definitely upped my confidence in my own abilities so I appreciate you guys!

@suushi-baked 3 года назад

I don't know why but this video hyped me up to practice my programming!

@satyafariz8587 2 года назад

i love how the algoexpert guy just smiles all the time

@TheRaspPie 3 года назад

There's actually a missing edge case. If the linked list is empty, it is represented by None and the function crashes accessing curr.next in line 14.

@ayhamboi9720 2 года назад

The function accepts the head as input, implying that the list has at least one item being the head

@theendurance 2 года назад

@@ayhamboi9720 no not really. head can point to null (empty list)

@claesboillot5138 2 года назад

@@theendurance its passing the node itself not the pointer of a linked list struct, and a null node would be invalid here

@theJasin 2 года назад

@@ayhamboi9720 not correct

@amirhassan6549 3 года назад

This the only video I know how to reverse linked list. Means easy task I have seen on this channel otherwise I have only seen a difficult task here. I prefer all who see my comment to see this channel because it is really helpful. Best for logic design.

@DiogoVazTavares 3 года назад

Ok! Now I wanna see Ben go thought a real intreview! :D

@Abhishek-dp5tc 3 года назад

Damn I never thought inverting a binary tree is that easy

@clem 3 года назад

I don't know why everyone makes it out to be so scary or difficult! It really isn't!

@KayronDeacon 3 года назад

Because it sounds like you're flipping it vertically not horizontally.

@adilnawaz5346 3 года назад

@@KayronDeacon yess.

@Abhishek-dp5tc 3 года назад

@@clem Because of the ad, lol. I watch that ad like 30 times a day.

@zss123456789 3 года назад

@@KayronDeacon yeah when I first heard it I thought it was head as input, but an array of leaf nodes or something as output, and you have to reverse the connection, so the original left child will now have its parent as its right child.

@Shubham-xh9nz 3 года назад

Imagine cracking an angular jocks in google coding interview.

@Furiac. 8 месяцев назад

this was fun, one of those easy questions that just takes some examples to run through and get it down

@blasttrash 3 года назад

17:21 Ben is not pulling his punches back lol. Roasting about Vim mode in the video 😂

@damankumar3277 3 года назад

I started watching this video and i got so lost in it that i didn't feel that it was 28 fuckin minutes long... Amazing one🔥❤️

@fafamnzm3126 3 года назад

yeeeaaaaah, let's do that!!! let's do the full interview for Mr. ben

@kimayapanash8998 3 года назад

I think we are gonna get a new worker for algo expert 😁

@clem 3 года назад

👀

@dinckelman 3 года назад

Oddly enough, this is a lot like my recent interviews went, minus the fact that I had a white background google drive instead of an ide. My interviewer also asked me weird questions and then got both of confused for half an hour c:

@bzygauksei 2 года назад

And how did they go

@MsLemons12 3 года назад

you guys seem like you've been friends your entire lives lol

@discretelycontinuous2059 3 года назад

Wheras Clement has created a platform for training people to crunch through these thoes of interview questions (and has hired tim to help him with it), wheras Ben questions the relevance of the practice. It would be interesting to hear them discuss / debate the relative advantages and disadvantages of coding interviews

@AndrewDaniele87 3 года назад

@@discretelycontinuous2059 I want to see this!

@toxicass100 3 года назад

You also can reverse linked list with recursion: def reverse_linked_list(node, next=None): if node.next is None: node.next = next return node new_node = node.next node.next = next return reverse_linked_list(new_node, node)

@luizcarvalho7597 3 года назад

This video was awesome, really. Waiting for the google interview heheh

@stefonsimmons651 3 года назад

Yes. Please. Let's see the google interview!

@ISmellCapDog Год назад

I pause the video at the linked list reversal question and challenged myself to come up with a function. It took me an hour but I finally got it! Now I'll watch what he came up with.

@ISmellCapDog Год назад

I completely over complicated my method compared to his...

@doublesid1395 3 года назад

these questions getting easier and easier

@tijanisylla1348 2 года назад

This is really fun !! I totally agree that the Py indentation is over whelming lol. Thank you guys for the video !

@tabancosmos2235 2 года назад

Your videos are all over the internet. I had to subscribe this time, :)

@rogeralexander1539 3 года назад

I am not ready lol. Great video, first video I watch 100%.

@yGKeKe 2 года назад

Oh snap, finally a question I actually saw in algorithms class.

@blazi_0 3 года назад

U guys are awesome ! I enjoyed watching the video

@facu5563 3 года назад

GREAT video please do a second part!!! Cheers from Arg

@gherdelescugrigore7601 3 года назад

I think that's the first video where I really understood something (beginner programmer problems) =))

@TruthSeekerClub 3 года назад

I never inverted a binary tree before. paused the video and solved it and continue to watch. I came up with the same solution

@aarushiagarwal8938 10 месяцев назад

I just loved the video ❤❤ the interview was too cool to be called as an interview 😊

@sapito515 3 года назад

I'd love to see a legitimate interview!

@amysheeter877 11 месяцев назад

The chemistry is unmatched.

@glenn8781 2 года назад

using Python made inverting the binary tree a lot easier.. I'm a medium level coder and it took me about 45 mins to come up with the recursive logic and code the same in Java.

@jackjohnson7660 Год назад

For whatever reason linked lists are so confusing to me compared to other data structures. Seeing that it even made Ben have to really think about it makes me feel somewhat better about myself

@Dyanosis Год назад

LinkedLists are exactly what you think the are. They're Lists that refer to their elements by links. If you think about how Arrays work under the hood, they're LinkedLists, but only in memory. Meaning the Array knows where each element is due to its place in memory. If you're confused by LinkedLists, you must be really confused by DoublyLinkedLists then. Which is just a List where each Node knows it prev and next. Did a project in school where we built Google's ranking system using DoublyLinkedLists, it was easy and made total sense.

@trampflips101 10 месяцев назад

@@Dyanosis "If you think about how Arrays work under the hood, they're LinkedLists, but only in memory" - that's gotta be the most confusing way of explaining arrays i've ever seen lol

@MrRobotUy 3 года назад

Awesome video guys! Thanks!!

@Jambajakumba 3 года назад

Let's get that interview!!!!!

@Arcvx 3 года назад

Google coding interview with Tourist when 👀

@clem 3 года назад

I'm down whenever he is!

@ayubkosimov199 3 года назад

@@clem tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist tourist!!!

@anirbanchatterjee3023 3 года назад

I'm waiting for that day!!

@beanlighter9491 3 года назад

torist doesn't give interviews

@cpwithsundar 3 года назад

@@clem Tourist will be like "I have 7 gold medals in code jam . So ask your question and watch my screen casts , rather than wasting my time". Anyway, i don't think Gennedy would ever say that.

@evilmobilegamer1546 3 года назад

I just started learning data structures (just means 2 days). I can do this with O(2n-1) time complexity. Is there any fast algorithm for this.

@461932570 3 года назад

I feel like he legit searched the answer to invert binary tree before hand. He struggled a little much for reversing a linked list

@luisponce3580 3 года назад

Yes please! Another video! Ben and Clem =

@xavierica 2 года назад

I hope Ben gets the job after countless of interviews lol Great Content. Thanks!!

@elirannissani914 3 года назад

Bro you just have to ask the channel "The cherno" to do a google coding interview!

@OhhHeMad 3 года назад

that dude would kill it. The guy is wicked smart

@Oscar1618033 2 года назад

q.q.: would it be fine to add a parameter with default value to the function? If so this would be my take: def reverseLinkedList(curr, prev = None) : next = curr.next curr.next = prev if next: return reverseLinkedList(next, curr) return curr If not just add it as an auxiliary function.

@josh1234567892 Год назад

8:55 "This is what I know I think is right" story of my life lol

@AhsanKhan-es7xg 3 года назад

what's the hardest thing in the world? Ben: AngularJS

@ezpz463 3 года назад

Ben throwing shade on clem every now and then ;)

@winuxworx Год назад

inverted binary should be reversing all the numbers where head now points to the last record which is the highest number and the last record at the bottom should be pointing to 1. This binary tree problem is instead called flipping the left and right nodes of a binary tree

@wordonice4457 2 года назад

Hey, man, I don't know about you, but I absolutely enjoyed this video. Learned so much!

@bobaashenvale3968 3 года назад

Yes please, do the legitimate google interview with Ben Awad!

@maximemustergirl6458 3 года назад

Entertaining and fun as always ;)

@EvanTempleton 3 года назад

@17:29 Clément exhibiting God-tier restraint :)

@bitzero000 3 года назад

i feel like Clement didn't contribute to any of the content here. where's the feedback, where's the review, where's the alternate solutions?

@amanbaghel1408 3 года назад

this is a coolest interview video, 3 nodes create prev, curr, frwd and get job in google😁

@Hgh38 3 года назад

My dream interview question. I did cry if I get this question.

@pant1371 3 года назад

unless they ask you to do it on C. Using pass by reference..

@arijitdas7526 3 года назад

I've got youtube notification for this video from both channels 😂

@xRoughxGemx 3 года назад

One thing I don't understand is how you can be using .next outside of the LinkedList class definition without having a "getter" for it. I only see the constructor there.

@jacoblockwood4034 3 года назад

yes part two please!! new sub :)

@narutosasuke30 3 года назад

This was a fun interview video! 👍

@franciscoayala6923 3 года назад

You should do a video with Coding Garden, it would be really interesting !

@graylagx2280 3 года назад

I'm only subscribing because you got Ben to come on your video.

@dvlpr Год назад

I can't track what he's doing but this is already my favorite interview lol

@rahul_bali 3 года назад

Great work clem. Best getting your application tested by Ben himself.

@terreyshih1628 3 года назад

If this were an actual phone screen by Google, would he really have passed it and be able to move on to the onsite? He struggled a bit on the first question and I was under the impression that you almost need to be perfect on a well-known question like this. thanks

@hashiromer7668 3 года назад

Would Haskell be allowed for these coding interviews on FANG ? Asking because problems involving recursive structures can be easily solved with functional languages like Haskell compared to languages like Python?