>apply for basic web dev job
>interview is bunch of obscure math shit
WHAT THE FUCK
Apply for basic web dev job
Jose Walker
Jayden Stewart
Define "obscure math shit"
Oliver Martinez
Fizzbuzz
Dylan Russell
Well, they gave me shit like Pythagorean theoremn, aka C2=A2+B2.
Web devs don't need this high school shit
Jaxson Myers
This is because high school and college is so shit and has such low standards now that it is not a good measure of competence anymore. The diploma/degree you get from these institutions only signals you were only able to pass the most minimum of standards.
Employers want to make sure you are not a retard with a degree in gender studies that took some computer science minors.
Logan Scott
everybody needs high school math it doesn't get anymore fundamental
Eli Sanchez
A^2+B^2=C^2
If you don't know basic shit like that, you're working at McDonalds for the rest of your miserable life
Mason Clark
huh that was kinda fun
Nicholas Walker
This is the worst python fizz buzz I'v seen.
Jordan Gutierrez
thats unfortunate
Mason Flores
what the fuck
Lucas Cook
People shit on you but you at least wrote a method that could be useful in the future. I bet half of Jow Forums just bruteforced it in one line of a for loop to show up clever they are but then it has no use outside of its specific instance.
Evan Hill
What did they want you do to with it? Prove it? Or just use it? I can understand not knowing a proof of it by heart or coming up with it from scratch under pressure, but not being able to use it is inexcusable.
Austin Lopez
>People shit on you but you at least wrote a method that could be useful in the future.
def add(a, b):
return a + b
Is this also a """method""" (actually function) that you consider could be useful in the future? Because that's pretty much what he did.
Wyatt Wood
no one cares if you can do html nigger, you need to write 600000 lines of javascript to make your site as slow as possible
Sebastian Sanchez
this is low quality bait
Joshua Rivera
It's fine, user is in the intermediate phase where he learned how to abstract stuff and is overengineering everything. It's normal, in time he should swing back to writing simple shit but with new knowledge.
It sucks when you have to maintain code from that phase, though
Jason Williams
It is not bait at all.
Nathaniel Watson
Which one is real?
Connor Watson
>doesnt print fizzbuzz on every multiple of 15
you just lost the job to a tranny, sorry.
Jackson Murphy
But he didn't even write ten AbstractBeanFactory classes, this isn't enterprise level code.
Bentley Sullivan
Most likely the left one, the little knob is plastic on the right one and the internals are of a significantly cheaper grade.
Ethan Mitchell
I remember going through that... It's felt like relearning logic. Well worth it though.
Hudson Miller
Probably basic discrete math shit
Brayden Brown
"Add" can be used as a first class function, but not can the operator +.
Evan Wright
It does. In a stupid and convoluted way (the inner loop tries both 3 and 5 before moving to the next number)
Liam Hernandez
>user THIS IS AN OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE YOU CAN'T JUST WRITE LIKE THIS IS C
i swear to god if i have to spend another fucking hour reading abstract class bullshit that could have just been done in a couple of lines of code i'm going to kill someone
Caleb Johnson
operator.add
lambda a, b: a+b
Go back pajeet
Logan Rodriguez
>high school shit
it's middle school tho
Jonathan Nguyen
>not using tuples
Christian Gomez
he added 200 loops for nothing
William Baker
How the fuck is that long ass fizz bizz implemention useful in the future? If anything, it's an indication that he will write bloated code at every opportunity.
Samuel Turner
def test_division(a, b):
if b == 0:
return False
c = a//b
if c*b == a:
return True
else:
return False
strings = ("", "fizzbuzz", "buzz", "fizz")
dividers = (15,5,3)
for k in range(1,101):
s = strings[0]
for (i,d) in enumerate(dividers):
if test_division(k,d) == True:
s += strings[i+1]
break
else:
s += str(k)
print(s)
I tried to do worse