Ideal setup to cheat in virtual coding interviews?

[alexkage]

No. But you don't really need it tbh. Plenty of github repos will have all questions and solutions. Also look at lintcode. Pretty close enough.

Want it for company wise top 50 questions!

 

[Mritunjay]

@flamingass you can use virtual machines.

 

[flamingass]

@flamingass you can use virtual machines.

How would it work? As in could you elaborate what the setup would look like with a virtual machine?

 

[Mritunjay]

How would it work? As in could you elaborate what the setup would look like with a virtual machine?

you can download VMware or any virtualization software to run another os in your system so when you give your test via virtual machine, you can use your os for googling because the virtual system becomes independent so it does not detect if you use your own os for googling and stuff.

But there are systems that detect virtual machines so it depends.

 

[flamingass]

you can download VMware or any virtualization software to run another os in your system so when you give your test via virtual machine, you can use your os for googling because the virtual system becomes independent so it does not detect if you use your own os for googling and stuff.

But there are systems that detect virtual machines so it depends.

Excellent creativity mate! Damn near flawless. Going to give this a try in mocks.

 

[Mritunjay]

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Excellent creativity mate! Damn near flawless. Going to give this a try in mocks.

Do share if it works for you.

 

[ssssAnuj]

@flamingass hey bro, I have the same condition as you, I mostly hesitate in interviews and unfortunately bomb them.. Do you have any suggestions?

 

[rickysedin]

If they ask you to screenshare in the zoom won't the Vm be a dead giveaway?

 

[Mritunjay]

If they ask you to screenshare in the zoom won't the Vm be a dead giveaway?

No, you have to share the screen also from the VM, so that it only shows the VM screen, not your main os(Try and see as I'm not sure but it should work).