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Hiring Managers and Recruiters will learn in detail about how can they fill the basic details section in a programming(algorithm) question.
To fill the basic details section
You must fully understand the purpose of each of the given fields. Please refer to the following table for a better understanding:
Field | Description |
Title | You can give any title of your choice to the question. |
Difficulty | You must enter the difficulty level of your question in this field from Easy, Medium, and Difficult. |
Expected time (in min. ) | This field denotes the time that you think would be required to solve this particular problem. |
Skills | You can enter the name(s) of relevant skills that you think a candidate should have, to solve this particular question. Note: The skills must be comma-separated and extra white spaces in between should be avoided. Example: To solve an array traversing question, the skills that a candidate must possess are Array and loop. |
Tags | It is advised to fill this part carefully, as it makes it easier to find questions later. You must add exactly 6 tags to each question. Learn More |
Time complexity | You must specify the time complexity of the question in this field. |
Time limit (in sec. ) | This depicts the maximum time limit within which the candidate code should be run and executed. If the code takes more time than this to execute, it will show TimeLimitExceed error to the candidate. |
Brief Description | In this field, you can write an optional brief description of the question. |
Please refer to the following image to understand how basic details look like, corresponding to the question: