Develop a program that solves mazes.

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Utilisateur anonyme · Accepted Answer

I wouldn't bother with unit testing. I had 100% code coverage but I didn't get the "bonus points". Try to encapsulate every single array to a class (Don't ask why) they don't like to see members in a class but they want everything in a separate class.

Me · Answer

Hi. That sounds very disappointing. Did you get the onsite interview? Can you tell us more about what that's like?

Utilisateur anonyme · Answer

No I didn't pass the coding exercise because I used 1 2D array inside my class and I didn't create another class for this array.

Me · Answer

wow that sucks

Utilisateur anonyme · Answer

Yup. I didn't understand their evaluation really but apparently many people have passed the coding exercise. I work for a bigger company and I used the same architecture as I use at work daily, which is guided by architects at my current job. They didn't like it :)

Me · Answer

That's a pretty big bummer if you solved the problem and they were hung up on one thing.

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