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QuantRiddle.com is recognized as an effective platform for practicing technical and mathematical interview questions, combining utility with entertainment. The site offers a range of math and physics-related content available upon signing up. While many questions are familiar or straightforward, some are criticized for having vague problem statements that can lead to varied interpretations. Users have noted that the site features both well-known problems and unique ones, with interesting solutions provided alongside valuable interview tips for tackling these questions.
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QuantRiddle.com is a very good site to practice common technical and mathematical interview questions. It's useful and entertaining at the same time with many math and physics related information which you can see if you sign up.
 
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I looked at them, and I think many of them are quite well-known, or very easy. And some have a poor problem statement, where the answer depends on its interpretation.
 
I've seen some of them before but there's others which I haven't come across, some have really interesting solutions and comes along with decent interview tips on how to approach these types of questions.
 

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