vcalderon2009 / coding_exercises

Repository for practicing coding exercises

Coding Exercises

This repository is designed for practicing coding problems during coding interviews.

• Instructions for local development

Instructions for local development

The repository comes with a Makefile that contains a set of functions used for coding practices.

The Makefile comes with the following set of functions:

(base) ➜  job_coding_exercises git:(main ✗ make help
Available rules:

clean                     Removes artifacts from the build stage, and other common Python artifacts.
clean-build               Remove build artifacts
clean-pyc                 Removes Python file artifacts
clean-test                Remove test and coverage artifacts
create-environment        Creates the Python environment
create-envrc              Set up the envrc file for the project.
delete-environment        Deletes the Python environment
delete-envrc              Delete the local envrc file of the project
destroy                   Remove ALL of the artifacts + Python environments
init                      Initialize the repository for code development
lint                      Run the 'pre-commit' linting step manually
new-problem               Function to create a file for a new coding problem
pip-upgrade               Upgrade the version of the 'pip' package
pre-commit-install        Installing the pre-commit Git hook
pre-commit-uninstall      Uninstall the pre-commit Git hook
requirements              Install Python dependencies into the Python environment
show-params               Show the set of input parameters
sort-requirements         Sort the project packages requirements file

Each of these functions can be accessed through the make command at the base directory level.

Create new solution

In order to create a file for the solution of a speciified coding exercise, one can run the following command:

make new-problem COMPANY_NAME="company" PROBLE_TYPE="type-of-problem" YEAR="2023" TITLE="name-of-problem"

, where:

• COMPANY_NAME corresponds to the name of the company, to which one is applying;
• PROBLE_TYPE corresponds to the type of coding problem ;
• YEAR corresponds to the year of submission / application;
• TITLE corresponds to the name of the script.

This command will copy the sample script into the corresponding folder and have it named accordingly.