标题: Google面试题，你都能答上吗？ [打印本页] 作者: mtlca 时间: 2005-3-5 05:18 标题: Google面试题，你都能答上吗？ 1. Solve this cryptic equation, realizing of 4 M& D0 M& _- j# M* R 6 V! L8 w1 Q2 _; Pcourse that values for M and E could be % O/ ~7 N( O J) Z" M1 y% G( J$ {3 e
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weak wireless connection. There are dull, # s9 i! j: {* p/ u; H% y2 \7 Y( n4 w' H. Q9 n9 _
lifeless gnomes strolling about. What dost ( Q% }* u5 }8 w* V l& N ; x! J1 \* g! _ V9 v! q z$ A2 Jthou do? * y5 s$ P8 r$ ~2 g5 T, N' b" a: j3 c8 ^/ ~" Q% ^+ v1 L: u1 C
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A) Wander aimlessly, bumping into3 b) J) J2 N+ z0 i/ X
- h s: E9 ?' [, c3 ^obstacles until you are eaten by a grue. 6 P0 O3 P2 K1 ~( p/ E & ]7 [0 L! C& m. _2 kB) Use the laptop as a digging device to$ J$ o0 ~) g6 g# g6 A! Y% X- M
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, _) N! j! P# [: K) I9 CC) Play MPoRPG until the battery dies( L( e8 k' W$ h2 c0 H- |+ R
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along with your hopes. ( n* {, g( H/ V2 b) ?7 A1 f ( P k4 X" a5 l" wD) Use the computer to map the nodes - s3 e7 O' C6 x, ] ' [- a6 P$ s% O% Mof the maze and discover an exit path.! Z) L: q; m$ @& I5 x
" g/ w9 |, [: @! B7 QE) Email your resume to Google, tell the5 M# I9 H, w9 Z9 _0 y! D- ~
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lead gnome you quit and find yourself # m; r+ \( {% J8 C8 Z1 K/ B, M3 {% @9 y1 K" \6 h1 g. K. k
in whole different world. , p* @8 c" Y9 c" h$ ~6 ?9 ?% J$ F( }% E; P
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6. On your first day at Google, you discover 5 n% Q2 G% a8 R: r$ W- n& a \# @/ E; L* P
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and English toffee from the food bins.: ?, p8 x' c- j0 M- k8 ~( w1 @' L; t
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6 v+ z4 I$ m0 b8 }6 w: S7 eyour mantra. 8 `# G# T6 L& O9 l: a 9 y& t& v: ^7 q' @9 a& JE) Show her how example 17b could 3 N/ p/ L' K f6 Y& d% ]5 |+ i! K4 ?# g5 y2 E9 W" U4 }! i
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7. Which of the following expresses Google 8 m9 Y( D8 y- i6 M + `. P! z) y4 p7 a+ `over-arching philosophy?5 a- c# p( N+ M$ t3 e% c
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D) "You should never be more than % q1 l \7 {! o1 a- f+ C8 V& ~) I' w3 j m. N# O
50 feet from food" ! Z! s: j9 R0 u1 q ?6 d0 m6 R) N 2 G. V7 X4 J* ZE) All of the above ) s3 z7 |7 s, L) u6 s ' [" }& O6 {9 U: R Q/ ] B$ B+ T/ y- R4 J& f! T$ \( j9 P
; R0 C7 y' W; l* Z6 `8. How many different ways can you color an / S0 q7 `7 ^( s: Z4 P7 | 3 }. a( B( i" kicosahedron with one of three colors on% h1 ^$ B, m; |+ t1 ^
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11.It's 2 PM on a sunny Sunday afternoon in the 4 T |8 O) _" G" Z5 G; J : p- s% m' l# e- nBay Area. You're minutes from the Pacific4 E3 V% v, Y0 d+ D% w# Q- F7 b5 t
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2 ]; K: M# P, u3 K 2 e6 K/ A& w+ W2 E13. Which of the following is NOT an actual E/ p3 _& e4 p+ C/ _( ~; X% j" B 9 E8 w, `! E1 s+ S6 r! Einterest group formed by Google employees?6 ~$ ^1 z: M6 F8 ] c1 o$ U/ k" d
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14.What will be the next great improvement in 5 u T" _$ z/ a8 u3 K % ^2 S( x- L( c9 D, t) ~search technology? ; Z& |" e6 H* @3 d9 Z$ I / a2 F0 g* ?% b5 Z0 l+ y 6 W$ }, X$ H, K( o" [+ y' q! a. _4 ~+ p$ |# h# C* J) k3 `8 w
15.What is the optimal size of a project team,. |+ o0 y* w% ~5 ~4 { c
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