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There are 3 baskets. One of them has apples, one has oranges only and the other has mixture of apples and oranges. The labels on their baskets always lie. (I.e. if the label says oranges, you are sure that it doesn't have oranges only, it could be a mixture or apples only) The task is to pick one basket and pick only one fruit from it and then correctly label all the three baskets. How will you do that?
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Web Software Developer

Interviewed at Viridien

3.4★
Mar 17, 2020

There are 3 baskets. One of them has apples, one has oranges only and the other has mixture of apples and oranges. The labels on their baskets always lie. (I.e. if the label says oranges, you are sure that it doesn't have oranges only, it could be a mixture or apples only) The task is to pick one basket and pick only one fruit from it and then correctly label all the three baskets. How will you do that?

1. There are a cluster of stateless servers all serving the same pages. 2. The servers are hosting 5 web pages- p1.html, p2.html, p3.html, p4.html and p5.html 3. p1.html just redirects users to the other 4 pages 4. Requests to p1.html should result in 10% of users being redirected to p2.html, 5% of users redirected to p3.html, 20% of users redirected to p4.html, and 65% of users redirected to p5.html. 5. Users do not need to stick to the page they are first redirected to. They could end up on a different page with every request to p1.html 6. Write a function/pseudocode that would be invoked with every request to p1.html and redirect the correct percentage of users to the correct page.
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Web Software Engineer

Interviewed at Ask Media Group

3.3★
Mar 27, 2013

1. There are a cluster of stateless servers all serving the same pages. 2. The servers are hosting 5 web pages- p1.html, p2.html, p3.html, p4.html and p5.html 3. p1.html just redirects users to the other 4 pages 4. Requests to p1.html should result in 10% of users being redirected to p2.html, 5% of users redirected to p3.html, 20% of users redirected to p4.html, and 65% of users redirected to p5.html. 5. Users do not need to stick to the page they are first redirected to. They could end up on a different page with every request to p1.html 6. Write a function/pseudocode that would be invoked with every request to p1.html and redirect the correct percentage of users to the correct page.

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