Google Interview Questions
Practice 514 real Google interview questions for 2026. Covers Coding & Algorithms, Behavioral & Leadership, Analytics & Experimentation, Machine Learning, and System Design across Software Engineer, Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer, Product Manager, and Data Engineer roles — real questions from actual interviews with detailed solutions to accelerate interview preparation. This collection highlights the coding-first bar Google uses: expect heavy algorithmic work, role-related data and ML problems, a Googleyness/leadership round, and level-specific differences in what’s decisive. What’s distinctive: for Software Engineers you’ll see spatial and streaming algorithms, concurrency and async primitives, LLM-foundations and GPU-job scheduling, plus object-design problems like room assignment; Data Scientists are weighted toward causal experiments, funnel and product-metric diagnostics, bootstrap inference, and percentile/sampling algorithms; ML Engineers focus on transformer blocks, recommendation design and ranking cold-starts; PMs get Maps/Android and product-ideation tradeoffs plus throughput and revenue sizing. New-grad and intern tracks emphasize phone screens and virtual onsites; Google L4 typically keeps the loop coding-heavy while Google L5 expects stronger system-design and cross-team leadership signals. Use focused practice, mock interviews, and level-specific stories to prepare.

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Return dictionary words matching a prefix
You are given a list of strings words (a dictionary) and a string prefix. Return all words in words that start with prefix. Clarifications/constraints...
Solve several coding interview problems
This set of problems evaluates proficiency in string processing and combinatorial parsing, arbitrary-precision arithmetic using string representations...
Simulate meeting-room bookings and return busiest room
This question evaluates a candidate's competence in scheduling and resource-allocation algorithms, focusing on simulation of interval-based bookings, ...
Find top-k distinct elements
This question evaluates understanding of algorithms and data structures for selecting distinct top-k values and enforcing ordering constraints. It is ...
Implement an LRU cache
Design a key-value cache with a fixed capacity. It must support: - get(key): return the value for the key if it exists, otherwise return -1. - put(key...
Determine Reporting Relationships
Build an in-memory organization model that supports three operations on employee IDs: 1. add_manager(a, b): employee a is the direct manager of employ...
Can you reach target with distance-threshold edges?
You are given a set of unordered 2D points points[], a start point and an end point (both are included in points), and a function: `text getDistance(p...
Solve array-sum and city-community problems
This question evaluates array-processing and grid/graph connectivity skills, covering counting subarrays with a target sum and identifying connected b...
Check pivot after removing one element
This question evaluates array-manipulation skills, cumulative-sum/prefix-sum reasoning, and robustness in handling negative values and duplicates, tes...
Min deletions to avoid overlap in first k
This question evaluates array and sequence manipulation skills, set-based reasoning about value overlap, and the ability to compute minimal edits whil...
Design Tic-Tac-Toe With K Players
Design and implement a Tic-Tac-Toe game engine. You are given: - k players, each with a unique player ID or mark. - An n x n board, initially empty. -...
Find cheapest common ancestor in a tree
This question evaluates understanding of tree data structures and ancestor concepts (such as lowest common ancestor) along with algorithmic skills for...
Find minimum threshold enabling grid path
This question evaluates a candidate's understanding of grid pathfinding, reachability under constraints, and algorithmic optimization, focusing on ski...
Compute sum over consecutive-step subarrays
This question evaluates proficiency in array processing, detection of consecutive-step arithmetic sequences, and accumulation of subarray sums with at...
Detect and remove matched words in a char stream
This question evaluates understanding of online stream processing, substring matching, and the use of efficient data structures and algorithms for rea...
Implement Batched Undo/Redo Layer
You are implementing a simplified document layer for a design tool. The layer stores properties as a map<string, string>. Implement a class that suppo...
Build next-word predictor with O(1) lookup
This question evaluates skills in language modeling, data structures, algorithmic optimization, and probabilistic sampling, within the Coding & Algori...
Solve matrix groups and recipe inventory
This pair of problems evaluates block-wise grid processing and aggregation for minimum-value selection alongside dependency-resolution and resource-al...
Compute minimax grid path and network delay
This question evaluates algorithmic problem-solving in shortest-path and path-optimization contexts, specifically minimax pathfinding on a grid and si...
Find top/bottom-k words in list or stream
You are given words (strings) either as a finite list or as an unbounded stream. 1) List version: Given an array words and an integer k, return: - the...