This project was created with Python as a programming language.
I develop the code inside this online python compiler: https://www.online-python.com/
The main file is main.py. You only have to copy the code of this file and paste inside the python compiler (It could be in the online python compiler that I mencioned before).
The task is to write a function that finds pairs of integers from a list that sum to a given value. The function will take as input the list of numbers as well as the target sum. Sample output is shown below.
> app 1,9,5,0,20,-4,12,16,7 12
+ 12,0
+ 5,7
+ 16,-4
In the example, there is an executable named app. It takes as command line
arguments a comma separated list of integers, and the target integer. Your app
doesn't need to have identical input/output mechanisms. For example, you could
read from a file instead of the command line.
You can assume that all input values are integers. You can assume that there aren't
any repeat values in the list.
The algorithm to find the pairs must be faster than O(n^2). All edge cases
should be handled appropriately. This is not a closed book test. You are
encouraged to reach out with any questions that you come across.
All candidates who submit an algorithm that is efficient and correct will pass to the next step of the interview process. We define "efficient" as faster than O(n^2) and "correct" as returning the correct results for all possible inputs. Any assignment that doesn't return the correct answer for the sample input above will fail. If you feel the need to impress us by going above and beyond, we're impressed by good unit tests as well as clean and readable code. We're less interested in your knowledge of any particular framework (react, django, etc.). You're welcome to create a full featured web app with pretty graphics if you want, but that will not improve your chances of passing. There have been passing assignments written in under 20 lines of python.