What are the questions in a code challenge?

What are the questions in a code challenge?

Questions tagged [code-challenge] Ask Question. A code challenge is a competition for creative ways to solve a programming puzzle with an objective winning criterion not covered by other scoring tags (e.g. code-golf).

What do you need to know about take home code challenges?

Take home code challenges can take a variety of forms, they are there to test the ‘all round’ skills of a software engineer, they can take the form of interview questions or code problems that test skills in Java, JavaScript, PHP, Python, C Sharp etc or a combination of these for a full stack role.

Why do you need a code challenge for LinkedIn?

Code Challenges – Technical Assessment tools for Recruiting CVs and LinkedIn profiles only tell half the story. Take home Code challenges, tech screens, tech tests, technical assessments, they are an intrinsic part of any hiring flow for software engineers.

Are there any take home code challenges at geektastic?

At Geektastic we have a portfolio of Take Home Code Challenges you can license. They have been created by the in-house team at Geektastic and also by our global community. The Java Code challenges have been created by experts in Java Programming. We actually wrote a whole blog post about how to create a coding challenge.

Do you have to agree on submission date or acceptance date?

However, it can be argued that the submission stage (which clearly indicates the author’s intention) as well as the acceptance date are also valid criteria. In practice it’s often the case that publishers agree on a submission date or acceptance date.

What’s the first step to be taken in an investigation of misconduct?

What’s the first step to be taken in an investigation of misconduct and who should take the first step? The first step is always to evaluate the allegation that is being made and attempt to understand clearly the type of ethics issue that is being alleged (fraud, authorship misidentification, plagiarism, etc).

Is there anything wrong with negotiating with the other publisher?

There is nothing wrong with negotiating with the other publisher/journal concerning these matters, with the understanding that if the other publisher/journal rejects this we can always fall back on the copyright agreement date. What is considered a serious or what a less serious case of misconduct?