J.P. Morgan Coding & Algorithms Interview Questions
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Shift Non-Zero Elements Left In Place
This question tests a candidate's ability to perform in-place array manipulation while preserving element order, evaluating practical understanding of...
First Non-Repeating Character in a String
This question evaluates a candidate's ability to work with hash maps and character frequency counting in string processing. It tests practical coding ...
Merge Overlapping Intervals
This question tests practical array manipulation and sorting skills by requiring candidates to consolidate overlapping numeric intervals into a minima...
Implement KNN from Scratch
This question evaluates a candidate's understanding and practical implementation skills for instance-based supervised learning, specifically the k-nea...
Two Sum — Indices Summing to a Target
This question evaluates a candidate's ability to design an efficient array-searching algorithm that maps values to indices under a target-sum constrai...
Can All Courses Be Completed?
This question tests graph traversal and cycle detection skills, specifically the ability to model dependency relationships as a directed graph. It eva...
Implement Integer Square Root
Given a non-negative integer x, implement sqrt(x) and return the integer part of its square root, i.e., floor(sqrt(x)). Requirements: - Do not use a b...
Solve tiling, probability, and nested-radical puzzles
This multi-part question evaluates combinatorics and algorithmic skills through 2×N and 3×N domino tiling problems, analysis of an infinite nested squ...
Minimize Operations to Balance Shipments
A shop has n item types, where quantity[i] is the positive integer quantity of the i-th item type. The item types must be shipped in two non-empty con...
Count substrings and generate TOC
Solve the following two coding problems. 1. Count valid binary substrings Given a string s consisting only of '0' and '1', count how many substrings s...
Compute ring window max and deletion indices
Part A — Ring window maximum: You are given n computers arranged in a circle, represented by an array of bits (1 = on, 0 = off), and an integer k (1 <...
Compute longest palindromic subsequence
Given a string s (1 ≤ |s| ≤ 2000), implement a function that returns the length of the longest subsequence of s that reads the same forward and backwa...
Group anagrams and count string in grid
Part 1 — Group Anagrams: Given an array of strings, group together strings that are anagrams of one another and output both the grouped lists and the ...
Solve scheduling and collision problems
This question evaluates a candidate's understanding of algorithm design and data structures for resource allocation and dynamic interaction problems, ...
Design an autocomplete suggestions API
This question evaluates understanding of string-oriented data structures (e.g., prefix trees/tries), ranked retrieval and dynamic updates, testing ski...
Group strings that are anagrams
This question evaluates skills in string manipulation, grouping by character composition, and the use of hashing or sorting techniques to construct ke...
Compute max-ons and deletion indices
Question Given a circular array of n computers represented by 0 (off) and 1 (on), determine the maximum possible number of on computers within any con...