Zomato Coding Interview Questions: 4 Tagged Problems
4 coding problems tagged Zomato — 3 medium · 1 hard — with solutions in 13 languages. Plus a study plan by topic.
- Problems: 4
- By difficulty: 3 medium · 1 hard
- Languages: JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, C++, C, C#, Go, Kotlin, Swift, Rust, PHP and Ruby
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4 problems the CodeKairo catalogue tags as commonly asked in Zomato's coding rounds — 3 medium and 1 hard — each judged by hidden tests in 13 languages. The most common topics among them are Hash Table (3), Arrays (2) and Strings (2). The tag is the catalogue's own annotation of where a problem tends to come up — not a list published by Zomato, which CodeKairo is not affiliated with.
Zomato study plan by topic
All 4 problems tagged Zomato, about 2 h 35 min of solving, grouped by technique in the order they build on each other — Sliding Window, Prefix Sum, Greedy and Breadth-First Search.
The plan
4 problems on Sliding Window, Prefix Sum, Greedy and Breadth-First Search, easiest first within each topic.
All problems tagged Zomato
Medium (3)
- Length of Longest Subarray With at Most K Frequency Array, Hash Table, Sliding Window
- Optimal Partition of String Hash Table, String, Greedy
- Number of Good Ways to Split a String String, Hash Table, Prefix Sum
Hard (1)
- Minimum Moves to Spread Stones Over Grid Array, Matrix, Dynamic Programming
Topics Zomato asks most
- Hash Table 3 problems
- Arrays 2 problems
- Strings 2 problems
- Sliding Window 1 problem
- Prefix Sum 1 problem
- Matrix 1 problem
- Greedy 1 problem
- Breadth-First Search 1 problem
- Dynamic Programming 1 problem