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Wise Coding Interview Questions

26 Wise coding interview problems with full optimal solutions — 13 easy, 10 medium, 3 hard. Every problem ships with multiple approaches (brute-force first, then the optimal), complexity tables for each, company-specific tips on what an Wise interviewer values, and a FAQ section.

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  • #14mediumfoundational

    14. Add Two Numbers

    Sum two integers represented as digit linked lists with carry propagation — Wise uses this as the canonical money-math probe (no floats, ever).

  • #17mediumfoundational

    17. 3Sum

    Find every triplet in an array that sums to zero — Wise uses it as a three-leg peer pooling probe (two senders cover one receiver).

  • #18mediumfoundational

    18. Group Anagrams

    Bucket strings by anagram class — Wise treats this as the canonical hash-keyed bucketing problem behind their FX matching engine.

  • #19mediumfoundational

    19. Merge Intervals

    Merge overlapping intervals into a minimal cover — Wise uses it as a stand-in for collapsing overlapping settlement windows in cross-border batches.

  • #20mediumfoundational

    20. Unique Paths

    Count grid paths from top-left to bottom-right moving only right or down — Wise frames it as counting candidate FX routes through their corridor graph.

  • #21mediumfoundational

    21. Permutations

    Generate every permutation of a distinct-integer array — Wise uses this to probe controlled backtracking, which is the same pattern as enumerating FX routing legs.

  • #22mediumfoundational

    22. Word Break

    Decide if a string segments into dictionary words — Wise uses it as a stand-in for whether a multi-currency payment can be decomposed into legal corridor hops.

  • #23mediumfoundational

    23. LRU Cache

    Design a get/put cache with O(1) eviction of the least recently used key — Wise probes this for FX rate caches in front of their pricing oracles.

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