Category: Algorithm coding problem# Question You are in charge of implementing the Dasher payment model. Given the sequence of accepted/fulfilled order activities from a given dasher...Input: List Output: Computed result
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2. Top 8 Doordash System Design Questions Jan 2026
Category: Linked list system design problem# System Design Questions - DoorDash These are the commonly asked system design questions from DoorDash interviews. Updated January 2026.Input: Linked list Output: Computed result
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3. Wildcard Segment Counter
Category: String coding problemYou are given a template string consisting only of the characters '0', '1', and '?', and a list of integers run_lengths. A '?' in the...Input: Array of integers Output: Computed result
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4. Directory Registry
Category: Tree coding problemImplement a DirectoryRegistry class that manages a hierarchical key-value store modeled as a tree of paths. The root path "/" always exists with...Input: String Output: Computed result
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5. Ride Earnings Calculator
Category: String coding problemYou are given records, a list of ride events. Each record is a list of three strings: [ride_id, timestamp, status]. Possible statuses are...Input: List Output: Computed result
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1. [OA] Depth-First Search — Optimize Driver Matching for DoorDash
DoorDash needs to effectively match drivers to delivery requests based on location and time constraints. Problem Statement: Given a grid of n x m representing a map where 1 represents an order location and 0 represents an empty space, implement a function maxDrivers(orders: List[List[int]], start: Tuple[int, int]) -> int that returns the maximum number of deliveries that can be assigned to drivers originating from start position.Example 1: Input: orders = [[0,0,0],[0,1,0],[0,0,0]], start = (1, 1) Output: 1 Explanation: The only reachable order is at (1,1).Constraints: - 1 <= orders.length, orders[i].length <= 20 - 0 <= start[0] < orders.length - 0 <= start[1] < orders[i].length
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2. [OA] Sliding Window — Design a delivery tracking system for DoorDash
DoorDash needs a robust method to track orders and ensure timely deliveries based on real-time traffic data. Problem Statement: Given an array of integers representing the estimated delivery times for incoming orders, implement a function maxDeliveryTime(orders: List[int], k: int) -> int that returns the maximum possible delivery time over any sub-array of size k, where k is the number of concurrent deliveries.Example 1: Input: orders = [2, 1, 3, 5, 6, 4], k = 3 Output: 14 Explanation: The best sub-array is [5, 6, 4], which yields a delivery time of 5 + 6 + 4 = 15.Constraints: - 1 <= orders.length <= 100000 - 1 <= orders[i] <= 1000 - 1 <= k <= orders.length
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