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Prepare for your
next technical interview.

Practice the reasoning behind a strong answer. Explore company context, work through technical questions, and test your code against visible expectations.

Original practice written for this site. Company-context prompts are not verified questions from company interviews.

100Company profiles 260Explained questions 24Coding exercises

01 / UNDERSTAND THE BUSINESS

Start with a company.

Each profile connects real business context with two original practice questions and suggested technical exercises.

How this company list was chosen

Company profiles follow PwC Global Top 100 companies by market capitalisation, 2026, as of .

The 100 public companies ranked by US-dollar market capitalisation at 31 March 2026 in PwC’s report, using S&P Global Market Intelligence data and PwC analysis. Country or region follows the report’s headquarters location; sector follows its primary sector classification. This dated financial-size list is a practice browsing aid, not a ranking of employers, hiring activity or interview difficulty. All questions are original company-context practice scenarios; none is claimed to have been asked by a company.

Company names provide business context for independent practice. Question selection and suggested tracks are editorial choices for this learning resource.

Showing 12 of 100 companies

01Information Technology

NVIDIA Corporation

United States

NVIDIA supplies accelerated-computing hardware and software used in AI, graphics and other computing workloads.

System designData science
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02Information Technology

Apple Inc.

United States

Apple develops consumer devices, operating systems and services that connect hardware and software experiences.

Software engineeringAI & machine learning
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03Communication Services

Alphabet Inc

United States

Alphabet is the parent of Google and other businesses spanning online services, cloud computing and technology research.

System designData science
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07Information Technology

Broadcom Inc

United States

Broadcom supplies semiconductor and infrastructure-software products for networking, computing and enterprise systems.

Software engineeringSQL & data engineering
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10Consumer Discretionary

Tesla, Inc.

United States

Tesla develops electric vehicles, charging infrastructure and energy generation and storage products.

System designSQL & data engineering
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12Consumer Staples

Walmart Inc.

United States

Walmart operates retail stores and digital commerce serving customers across multiple markets.

System designData science
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02 / BUILD YOUR REASONING

Understand the answer.

260 explained questions and 24 coding exercises. Open a question for its worked answer, tradeoffs and pitfalls to discuss.

Showing 12 of 284 practice items

Original technical practiceEasy

Software engineering

Choose the right hash-map invariant

Concept

Given a list of integers and a target, explain how to find two distinct positions whose values add to the target. What changes if you must return every pair?

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Original technical practiceMedium

Software engineering

Find a boundary with binary search

Concept

Explain a search that returns the first position whose sorted value is at least a target, including an empty array and a target greater than every value.

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Original technical practiceMedium

Software engineering

Merge ordered event streams

Concept

Two event lists are sorted by timestamp. How would you merge them while preserving order when timestamps tie?

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Original technical practiceHard

Software engineering

Design a bounded LRU cache

Concept

Describe an LRU cache supporting get and put in expected O(1) time. What must remain consistent after every operation?

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Original technical practiceMedium

Software engineering

Bound asynchronous concurrency

Concept

You need to process100 URLs with at most five requests active. Explain why Promise.all over100 fetch calls does not impose that limit.

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Original technical practiceMedium

Software engineering

Define what a character means

Concept

An interviewer asks you to reverse a string. What assumptions about Unicode should you clarify before writing a loop?

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Original technical practiceMedium

Software engineering

Avoid a read-modify-write race

Concept

Two requests both read an inventory count of1 and both decrement it. How would you enforce the rule that inventory never becomes negative?

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03 / MOVE FROM ANSWER TO EVIDENCE

Write it.
Run it. Review it.

One focused editor, visible test inputs, and actual versus expected output. Work in JavaScript, Python or SQL, then inspect a public solution when you are ready.

Enter the coding lab

Coding execution requires JavaScript. Exercise prompts, test cases and solutions remain readable without it.

Find the first two-sum pair / STARTER CODE
function solve(input) {
  // Return a JSON-compatible value.
  return null;
}
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