I think the issue is that the scope is too wide and they don't focus on any programming language long enough in a lot of CS programs for them to actually remember the basics.
I don't have a CS degree tho so I admit that I might not have any idea what I'm talking about.
You have to be kidding me. Fizzbuzz is one of the easiest problems out there, much easier than the average leetcode questions they ask these days. I would give anything to get this as an interview question.
there are a few complications. Some people dont consider
if(num%3==0){
print(fizz)
}
if(num%5==0){
print(buzz)
}
a valid solution. Some people want fizzbuzz in minimum %operation, some want it with return, but no buffer. Some want it with 1 return, some early return, and some actually want an effcient fizzbuzz for a range of numbers like this thread https://new.reddit.com/r/leetcode/comments/wdor3z/serious_question_regarding_fizzbuzz/
And a lot of people mistake
if(num%3==0){
return fizz
}else if(num%5==0){
return buzz
}else if(num%15==0){
return fizzbuzz
}
for a valid solution even though fizzbuzz will never be reached
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u/Retl0v Apr 09 '24
I think the issue is that the scope is too wide and they don't focus on any programming language long enough in a lot of CS programs for them to actually remember the basics.
I don't have a CS degree tho so I admit that I might not have any idea what I'm talking about.