> The famous incident where author of homebrew was rejected by a top company because he could not invert a binary tree got in the wrong channel (#1) to begin with where he was treated as a cattle.
It's apocryphal at best. The guy was rejected by Google, but was never asked about inverting binary trees, like he claimed.
(I can believe that he was rejected on some other technical trivia, no clue. But the 'invert a binary tree' thing never happened.)
It's apocryphal at best. The guy was rejected by Google, but was never asked about inverting binary trees, like he claimed.
(I can believe that he was rejected on some other technical trivia, no clue. But the 'invert a binary tree' thing never happened.)