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Interview Question for Software Development Intern at MITRE:

Jan 8, 2012

How would you determine the outermost points (think surrounding) of a random distribution of points on a graph.

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Some complex algorithm consisting of taking angle measurements of related points and doing several comparisons.

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Interview Question for Software Development Intern at MITRE:

How would you determine the outermost points (think surrounding) of a random distribution of points on a graph.

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