We're excited that you want to join our team at SOLIDWORKS! This is a code repository hosted by GitHub (if you're new to git or github, read the getting started guide) containing an exercise or two for you to complete prior to our first talk. It gives us some material for conversation.
Please fork this repo and create a branch for yourself. Solve one (or more!) of the problems below in the Choose your own adventure section. When you're done, create a pull request for us. Write clearly, write correctly. State any assumptions you make. We look forward to chatting over your code!
If you have any questions along the way, feel free to create an Issue on this repository and tag me and I'll answer it asap.
The following are fairly simple programming exercises. You can choose whatever you like to solve and solve it in whichever language you like. You can submit two answers, one that just gets the job done and the second one that is a more complete experience. Think about the interaction you might need or the output it generates, how could you display it? Is a command line experience sufficient? Should you make a webpage? A native app? The first solution should take just a few minutes, the second one depends on how you decide to go.
- Check if a String is a palindrome or not
- Split a string into parts based off a given character
- Find the 5th character of a string that has length > 5
- Reverse a string
- Print out a JSON object that has two attributes
- Write code to crash your program
This section is less concrete. We're curious about your response to these. Feel free to create a new markdown file and submit it as part of your answer.
- I say "Agile", you think...
- I say "DevOps", you think...
- I say "C++", you think...
- I say "Internship", you think...
- What are some programming pet peeves you have?
- Tell us about the people who've influenced your programming.
- Tell us why you think you'd make an awesome addition to our team.