I recently appeared on-site at Google. In the coding rounds, I came up with best solution in terms of space and time. But, while coding it up, I was making few mistakes and missing some cases. So, I had go back, erase it and rewrite it etc. But, finally I came up with right code anyways.
Recruiter told me that I came up with good solution and struggled to implement. So, they are not going further and told me to try again next time.
I am wondering if the Google's expectation is to write bug-free code at first shot itself without erasing etc.? Can any Googlers clarify?
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