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"The goal of this site is to help programmers successfully prepare for technical interviews. We do this by presenting a variety of questions, grouped by subject matter. This site is a great resource for any level of programmer – whether you are an entry level “fresher” just starting out your career, or an experienced senior level programmer who is looking for more advanced questions, we present a wide variety of real interview questions. These questions have been pulled from our personal interview experiences with big software companies such as Google, Amazon, Accenture, Apple, Intuit, Adobe, NCR, and Oracle, just to name a few."

"Rather than simply provide a question and an answer, we provide you with the steps that we took to actually solve the problem. That way, you can see how you would need to structure your thinking when approaching a problem in an interview. We wouldn’t advise you to just remember the answers to the questions on this site. You’re never guaranteed to face the same questions in an interview. So, if you really want to get something out of this site, you should first try solving the problem on your own. If you’re stuck on a certain part of the problem, then read the answer up to that point, and then try to work out the rest of it yourself."