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title: ML Interview Prep
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sdk: static
app_file: index.html
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license: mit
short_description: Practice ML and Data Science interview questions

ML Interview Prep

A static, self-contained page for drilling machine learning and data science interview questions. 15 hand-written questions across 7 categories, each with a thorough answer and company/topic tags.

Answers ship redacted and stay covered until you ask for them, because reading an answer you recognise is not the same as producing one under pressure.

Everything runs in the browser. There is no server, no model call, and nothing you type leaves the page -- which also means it never sleeps and never queues.

Two modes

Drill -- a random question from your filtered pool. The answer sits behind redaction bars until you press Reveal. Questions do not repeat until the pool is exhausted.

Browse -- the full set, with substring search over questions and answers, and answers collapsed so you can scan.

Filters

Category, difficulty, and asked at (company) -- all multi-select, and they combine. Picking nothing in a group means that group is not filtering.

Group Values
Category Statistics, ML Theory, Deep Learning, NLP, System Design, Feature Engineering, A/B Testing
Difficulty easy, medium, hard (shown as ordinal marks, since difficulty is ordered)
Asked at 15 companies, from Google and Meta to Anthropic and Stripe

Example questions

Statistics (easy)

Explain the difference between Type I and Type II errors.

ML Theory (medium)

Explain the bias-variance tradeoff.

System Design (hard)

Design a recommendation system for an e-commerce platform.

Question sources

Hand-written, drawing on common ML/DS interview patterns, academic fundamentals, and industry practice. The company tags indicate where similar questions are commonly reported, not that any specific question was asked verbatim.

License

MIT

Author

Built by Lorenzo Scaturchio