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One issue I have with Monty Hall problem as an interview question is that the problem statement is too subtle, with several hidden assumptions. Interviewers often end up posing a different puzzle without realizing just by using a slightly different language to pose it.


That's true, the rules really do have to be laid out in plain language to be a fair question.


Not only that, the problem statement has to be written down somewhere. I have gotten burnt in the past with problem statements changing along the way.




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