Hi guys,
Do you think any of this makes interviewer feel negative about whiteboard code?
- declaring some variable after writing half code by making an arrow
- using simple variable names i j k
- not clear characters as i write fast, but word is readable
- erasing n writing again same line of code
Any thoughts? The concern is here is all cosmetic as interviewer was happy with approach code n complexity, but still curious if they feel negative abt it.
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I think what bothers me more in general is when the interviewer or the candidate doesn’t erase what was on the board before completely and leaves little lines and bits. I do briefly and in the moment judge them for that. Likewise, when I insist on erasing everything cleanly, I wonder if they judge me for that, too.
Have google onsite so gearing myself all up