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…for live pair programming assessment.
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October 23, 2018 09:20
…tional comments to explain the function tests.
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Refactored limited subset of tests into prioritized groupings to use for live pair programming assessment. Won't want to merge this since it's kind of a different project re-using a lot of the same code.
Trimmed down list of tests to a smaller subset to be done in order during a live pair programming exercise. Expectation for a 30-40 minute session would be to get through most of 1 and 2 for junior - mid level experienced candidates. More experienced candidates should hopefully get through most of 3 and be able to get through some of 4 which are a bit more involved, challenging or complex solutions.
Assumes use of modern LTS version of Node JS (v8.x+) and latest Chrome or other modern browser so ES6, Promises, fetch, etc. can all be used out of the box for solutions w/o need for a transpiler like Babel.