Add coding exercises for Facebook interviews
Add attempts at solving coding problems to Briefcase.
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| def hi_product(xs): | ||||
|     lowest_one, highest_one = min(xs[0], xs[1]), max(xs[0], xs[1]) | ||||
|     lowest_two, highest_two = xs[0] * xs[1], xs[0] * xs[1] | ||||
|     highest = float('-inf') | ||||
|     for x in xs[2:]: | ||||
|         highest = max(highest, highest_two * x, lowest_two * x) | ||||
|         lowest_one = min(lowest_one, x) | ||||
|         highest_one = max(highest_one, x) | ||||
|         lowest_two = min(lowest_two, highest_one * x, lowest_one * x) | ||||
|         highest_two = max(highest_two, highest_one * x, lowest_one * x) | ||||
|     return highest | ||||
| 
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| xs = [([-10,-10,1,3,2], 300), | ||||
|       ([1,10,-5,1,-100], 5000)] | ||||
| 
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| for x, expected in xs: | ||||
|     result = hi_product(x) | ||||
|     print(x, result) | ||||
|     assert result == expected | ||||
|     print("Success!") | ||||
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