tensazangetsu20:


How much is the salary of the job?

They didn't state it

simple but if the time given is only 5minutes just as am seeing, it might be impossible for me. I need like 20 to 30 and an env that allows testing to do that.

Regex can do that stuff

tensazangetsu20:


How much is the salary of the job?

It's Flexisaf, they pay interns 50k

Hannania:
It's Flexisaf, they pay interns 50k

50k and they are giving algorithms. Rubbish. Thunder fire them there. That won't even buy data. They are mad. Na wa o. I am so angry sef. People study data structures and algorithms for big bucks. What's 50k?

salvationproject:
simple but if the time given is only 5minutes just as am seeing, it might be impossible for me. I need like 20 to 30 and an env that allows testing to do that.

Regex can do that stuff

Yes, I can do that stuff.

Peterpan007:



Yes it for flexisaf

All the best! Hopefully you get in. Never knew they've started DS question for intern position, I thought this was for a junior role FE role.

Regex:


Yes, I can do that stuff.

tensazangetsu20:
Use a hash map and your key should be the opening values of the given HTML tags. The values should be it's coresponding closing tag. Split string and loop through and if opening tag and closing tag of each element is found return true else false

I no know weda them use hash map swear for you. Almost every coding problem posted on this section, you solution always involve hash map,hash map. Nawa ohhh.

TastyFriedPussy:
I no know weda them use hash map swear for you. Almost every coding problem posted on this section, you solution always involve hash map,hash map. Nawa ohhh.

A hash map is a fundamental data structure that is used to solve various problems ranging from graphs down to dynamic programming.

tensazangetsu20:


A hash map is a fundamental data structure that is used to solve various problems ranging from graphs down to dynamic programming.

I didn't ask for all these explanation bros and I don't like you

TastyFriedPussy:
I[b] didn't ask for all these explanation bros and I don't like you [/b]

I only posted that comment for other newbies who are learning to code and not you and you likes won't give me any money so I don't really care honestly

tensazangetsu20:


50k and they are giving algorithms. Rubbish. Thunder fire them there. That won't even buy data. They are mad. Na wa o. I am so angry sef. People study data structures and algorithms for big bucks. What's 50k?

It's even remote you'll spend everything buying data. I got the offer once, and laugh it out. Remote for 50k

TastyFriedPussy:
I no know weda them use hash map swear for you. Almost every coding problem posted on this section, you solution always involve hash map,hash map. Nawa ohhh.

Hash maps are the default consideration for optimization problems involving traversal or strings in general. Why not

Hannania:
It's Flexisaf, they pay interns 50k

part-time or full-time?

namikaze:

part-time or full-time?

Who takes interns on part-time? It was fulltime

Hannania:
Who takes interns on part-time? It was fulltime

Major league hacking/hng offer part-time internships, but 50k for full-time is just disrespectful.

namikaze:

Major league hacking/hng offer part-time internships, but 50k for full-time is just disrespectful.

HNG is just a training I guess. I won't tag that an internship since you only build imaginary projects but not working on live projects

Hannania:
HNG is just a training I guess. I won't tag that an internship since you only build imaginary projects but not working on live projects

Sure, but there's still relatively more part-time internships, IBM sometimes do offer them.

Thank you my boss

tensazangetsu20:


I only posted that comment for other newbies who are learning to code and not you and you likes won't give me any money so I don't really care honestly

DrLevi:
My approach would probably be to use substrings?

get first index of ">" to get the end of an opening tag, then get last index of "<" to get the start of the last closing tag. cut the string and compare the tags

repeat till there is no "<>"


Seems oddly inefficient though

Hello! Good afternoon. I need your help on something. What are the best possible specs in a laptop intended for coding, should one look for when getting a new laptop?
Of I know ones budget is a constraint. But let's say with a budget of 300k, what specs can you advise one, to look for in a laptop?

Addendum: battery power is a very important component pls.

Thank you for your assistance.

The5DME:
Hello! Good afternoon. I need your help on something. What are the best possible specs in a laptop intended for coding, should one look for when getting a new laptop?
Of I know ones budget is a constraint. But let's say with a budget of 300k, what specs can you advise one, to look for in a laptop?

Addendum: battery power is a very important component pls.

Thank you for your assistance.

Hey man.

With that amount you can get a very good laptop.

Specs you should be looking at
- Core i5 or I7 (10th gen and above)
- 16gb DDR4 ram
- 512gb M.2 SSD

A graphic card, if you feel you need it. But those above are the main things 300k(or even less than that) should get you

Not sure how much it cost right now but a used 2015 macbook pro or the 2017 MacBook Air should be around that price point also. The CPU would be older than 10th gen but you get MacOs in case you want to become a cross platform mobile app developer.

Good luck man

This stuff are easily done using regular expression