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JSApp.js

JSArticles.js

Question Description

Article Sorting

Create a React application called “Article Sorting” that displays a list of articles and allows users to sort them based on upvotes and publication date. Some core functionalities have already been implemented, but the application is not complete. Application requirements are detailed below, and the finished application must pass all of the unit tests.

Detailed Requirements

1.The Articles component takes an array of articles as a prop. Each element of this array is an object with three properties: a string title, a number upvotes, and a string date in the format YYYY-MM-DD.

2.By default, the articles should be displayed in a table ordered by the number of upvotes in descending order.

3.Clicking on the "Most Upvoted" button should reorder and display the articles by the number of upvotes in descending order.

4.Clicking on the "Most Recent" button should reorder and display the articles by date in descending order.

5.You can assume that each article has a unique publish date and number of upvotes.

1import React from "react";
2 
3function Articles({ articles = [] }) {
return (
  <div className="card w-50 mx-auto">
    <table>
      <thead>
        <tr>
          <th>Title</th>
          <th>Upvotes</th>
          <th>Date</th>
        </tr>
      </thead>
      <tbody>
        {articles.map((article, index) => (
          <tr data-testid="article" key={`article-${index}`}>
            <td data-testid="article-title">{article.title}</td>
            <td data-testid="article-upvotes">{article.upvotes}</td>
            <td data-testid="article-date">{article.date}</td>
          </tr>
        ))}
      </tbody>
    </table>
  </div>
);
26}
27 
28export default Articles;

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Instant
answers

Send the problem and the solution and answer streams back.

Silent
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Grab the problem with hotkey. Code, task description or anything.

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follow-ups

Chat with it without being caught. Never leaves focus from IDE and any platforms.

Unified
diffs

Edits come back as a git diff, so every change is obvious.

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The app cannot be spotted on tab switcher and dock. The app sits on your screen while being hidden from most obvious places.

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In supported Operating Systems, the app name is hidden among system processes.

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Process Name% CPU ▾CPU TimeThreadsPIDUser

kernel_task4.014:22.612940root

WindowServer2.552:07.3323187_windowserver

Safari1.83:41.18241204john

Google Chrome2.26:12.90411502john

Zoom3.08:15.74382311john

Slack1.02:03.55291990john

coreaudiod0.30:04.524412root

mds_stores0.61:37.098298root

Finder0.30:52.4112320john

cfprefsd0.10:01.863531john

launchd0.10:48.2361root

logd0.20:12.55482root

Spotlight0.30:22.147640john

Music0.81:10.02181720john

Terminal0.30:09.3362044john

bluetoothd0.10:33.715155root

nsurlsessiond0.10:07.606388john

Dock0.30:18.909344john

controlcenter0.20:14.028402john

sharingd0.10:03.115470john

WindowManager0.50:41.2811512john

trustd0.10:05.444233john

cloudd0.30:19.719601john

apsd0.10:08.026178root

powerd0.11:02.33596root

distnoted0.10:11.904210john

syspolicyd0.10:06.155264root

corespotlightd0.30:27.607588john

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CTwo Sum · CoderPad

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Two Sum

Return the indices of the two numbers that add up to target.

Exactly one solution exists.

You may not reuse the same element.

nums = [2, 7, 11, 15], target = 9 → [0, 1]

1function twoSum(nums, target) {

2 const seen = new Map();

3 for (let i = 0; i < nums.length; i++) {

4 const need = target - nums[i];

5 if (seen.has(need)) {

6 return [seen.get(need), i];

7 }

8 seen.set(nums[i], i);

9 }

10 return [];

11}

Two Sum — return the indices of the two numbers that add up to target.

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CTwo Sum · CoderPad

coderpad.io/session

Two Sum

Return the indices of the two numbers that add up to target.

Exactly one solution exists.

You may not reuse the same element.

nums = [2, 7, 11, 15], target = 9 → [0, 1]

1function twoSum(nums, target) {

2 const seen = new Map();

3 for (let i = 0; i < nums.length; i++) {

4 const need = target - nums[i];

5 if (seen.has(need)) {

6 return [seen.get(need), i];

7 }

8 seen.set(nums[i], i);

9 }

10 return [];

11}

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Have you integrated any AI services into the mobile application?

Yes, I've integrated AI services into a mobile app before. On one project we called an OpenAI API endpoint from a React Native app to power a conversational feature, so the heavy lifting happened server-side and we just sent requests and rendered the streamed responses in the UI. I also worked on a project where we used a pre-trained on-device model through TensorFlow Lite for image classification, which was better for that case because it worked offline and avoided the latency of a round trip to a server.

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JSApp.js

JSSearchableList.jsx

1import { useState } from "react";

3function SearchableList({ items }) {

4 const [query, setQuery] = useState("");

6 // TODO: show only items matching the query

8 return (

9 <div className="search">

10 <input

11 value={query}

12 onChange={(e) => setQuery(e.target.value)}

13 />

14 <ul>

15 {items.map((item) => (

16 <li key={item.id}>{item.name}</li>

17 ))}

18 </ul>

19 </div>

20 );

21}

23export default SearchableList;

diff

--- a/SearchableList.jsx+++ b/SearchableList.jsx⋯-  // TODO: show only items matching the query+  const visible = items.filter((item) =>+    item.name.toLowerCase().includes(query.toLowerCase())+  );⋯-        {items.map((item) => (+        {visible.map((item) => (

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my interviewer recorded the call for training purposes. rewatched it after just to check. nothing there. wild how normal that felt in the moment

Marcus T.@marcusturner8

switched from a leetcode screen to some custom IDE i'd never seen. no reinstall, no plugin, just worked

Dana R.@danareed_

what she was saying showed up on screen basically as she said it. not the answer, just the transcript, but that alone was enough to keep up

Alex W.@alexward

one chord for screenshot, one for ask, one for clear. never touched the mouse, which in hindsight is probably what would've given it away

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pressed cmd+shift+t and the IDE just stopped seeing my keyboard entirely. every keystroke went straight into the app instead, nothing landed in the code

Sam O.@heysamo

code it drafted was cleaner than what i'd write under pressure. makes sense, same model family i use at my actual job

Yusuf A.@yusufali

fix came back as a diff, so I knew exactly which lines to touch and where. didn't have to guess where it slotted into my own code

Elena V.@elenavieira

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Theo B.@theobarnes

three questions, complexity notes on every one. didn't have to think about big-O once

Naomi C.@naomic91

easiest behavioral round i've done. every follow-up already had an answer half-written before i opened my mouth

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told my roommate about it after my offer came through. she used it for her own interview two weeks later and got hers too

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blanked for a second on a question i definitely knew. glanced over and the first few lines of an answer were already sitting there, enough to get moving again

Hana K.@hana_kimura

kept rambling in the behavioral round until i glanced down and saw where the story was supposed to be going. reeled it back in

Meera S.@meerasrin

was mid-explanation on my own logic when the actual bug got flagged before i even reached it in the code. felt like pairing with someone, not just being watched

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she had my screen shared the entire hour, watching live. never once asked what the extra window was because there wasn't one to see

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four interviews back to back, four different call apps. closed it and reopened it each time, never had to set anything up twice

Ryan P.@ryanparker7

system design usually wrecks me. this time the tradeoffs were already broken down before i had to think out loud about them

Diego M.@diegomtz

the coding round felt like a warm-up. every hint broke the problem into steps before i'd even finished reading it

Layla H.@laylahaidari

used it on codesignal for the OA, then coderpad for the final round. same setup both times, nothing to reconfigure

Wei L.@weiliucodes

went from the phone screen to the onsite two weeks later and it still had context from the first call. didn't have to re-explain my own background twice

Frequently asked
questions

Which rounds does it cover?

Screening, behavioral, coding, and system design. It drafts answers for the conversational rounds and writes runnable code with time and space complexity notes for the technical ones.

What platforms does it work with?

Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams for the call, plus coding platforms like HackerRank, CoderPad, CodeSignal, and LeetCode. The overlay sits above whatever's on screen rather than plugging into any one app, so a new platform works without an update.

Is using it cheating?

Fair question. It doesn't take the interview for you — you still talk through the problem, write the code, and explain your choices. It's a reference for the moments where nerves outrun what you already know, the way notes or an IDE's autocomplete are.

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