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Foobar presents a series of coding challenges of increasing difficulty, covering various computer science concepts and problem-solving skills. It is designed to discover and recruit talented developers for potential job opportunities at Google.\n\nHowever this has been going on for a while so a lot of people see it more as just a cool easter egg on google now. If you want to find out more information about it here is a [medium article by Mohit Gupta](https://itsmohitt.medium.com/things-you-should-know-about-google-foobar-invitation-703a535bf30f) from 2018.\n\nI was lucky enough for this invite to randomly pop-up for me one day which was a pretty cool experience :) this repo contains the problems I was given and my solutions for them. Each problem allows you to solve it in either python or java. For the submissions I choose python mainly because I'm more familiar with it but for this repo I have also completed the challanges in java using gradle as my build tool.\n\n# Repository Structure\n\nThis repository is organized into levels (level-1, level-2, etc.), each containing different coding challenges. 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