Instructions
Welcome to the Nixa.io Full-stack Challenge!
This technical challenge is built to test skills that are considered crucial for companies hiring through Nixa.io. The test is built up by different coding assignments that you have to complete within 120 minutes. Although the tasks are related to problem-solving skills - they resemble real-life challenges or scenarios for developers.
Before taking the technical test, please make yourself familiar with the HackerRank platform, so you make the best out of your time during the challenge. You can take a Sample Test to make sure that you fully understand how the platform works.
Make sure to read the test instructions on the first page, and the HacerRank´s FAQ to make sure that you understand the environment, time limits and other important features of the platform. Also, please be aware that once started, the challenge needs to be completed in one sitting.
Also, please be aware that one of the questions in this challenge will require at least some basic previous knowledge about React.js.
Important!: Please make sure to have Node.js installed on your pc/laptop before attempting the test, as it will be required for the test environment to run properly.
Good luck!
Sections
Questions
Feel free to choose your preferred programming language from the list of languages supported for each question.There are 3 questions that are part of this test.| Question Indexes | Question Types |
|---|---|
Q1 | Coding Question31 languages allowed: c, clojure, cpp, cpp14, cpp20, csharp, dart, erlang, go, haskell, java, java15, java17, java8, javascript, julia, kotlin, lua, objectivec, perl, php, pypy, pypy3, python, python3, r, ruby, rust, scala, swift, typescript |
Q2 | Frontend Question |
Q3 | Database Question5 languages allowed: mysql, oracle, tsql, db2, postgresql |
Choose ModeImportant
Work on online IDE and submit your code.
This test has one or more questions that require you to work on your local machine. For such questions, we recommend you familiarize yourself with the basics of git and how to work on a remote codebase.