Kakao Releases Problem Explanations for the 2022 New Graduate Recruitment Second Coding Test
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Kakao has released the approach and optimization strategies for the game matching system problem from the second coding test of its 2022 new graduate recruitment.
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Kakao has released the problem explanations for the second coding test of the 2022 KAKAO BLIND RECRUITMENT, which was conducted on September 25, 2021. This test focused on implementing a game matching system similar to real-world business scenarios and lasted for 4 hours and 45 minutes. Candidates had to try various strategies to resolve the trade-off between accuracy and efficiency. Key approaches introduced included immediate matching from the queue, matching between users with similar scores, general strategies reflecting game time and win/loss records, and the ELO rating system used by organizations such as the World Chess Federation. Additionally, methods to handle abusers (users intentionally losing), who account for approximately 5% of all users, were suggested, such as ignoring records with game times of 10 minutes or less or utilizing a blacklist. In terms of optimization, it was analyzed that strategies minimizing ChangeGrade API calls to shorten simulation time were effective.
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