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#2Test candidates using a real-time code editor over Skype. Give instructions, interview candidates and provide feedback via the in-browser Skype call. The in-browser code editor allows candidates to run their code and check their results. Help candidates avoid syntactic mistakes with real-time syntax highlighting for 7 popular programming languages.
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#3When will it support Golang?
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#4This looks really cool. Can you prepare a test project for the candidates or do they always start from blank?
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#5This looks really cool. Can you prepare a test project for the candidates or do they always start from blank?
Feedback noted! Will evaluate this with the team. Thanks for the feedback
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#6Test candidates using a real-time code editor over Skype. Give instructions, interview candidates and provide feedback via the in-browser Skype call. The in-browser code editor allows candidates to run their code and check their results. Help candidates avoid syntactic mistakes with real-time syntax highlighting for 7 popular programming languages.
I've seen a few companies use HackerRank for this. They provide a few problems, one or two test cases, and then run your code against other provided test cases that you don't see.
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#7C# doesn't seem to be working properly
string Hello () { return "test"; }
Console.WriteLine(Hello());
solution.cs(1,0): error CS1525: Unexpected symbol `string'
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#9C# doesn't seem to be working properly string Hello () { return "test"; } Console.WriteLine(Hello()); solution.cs(1,0): error CS1525: Unexpected symbol `string'
It expects the whole program in all languages. For C# try
using System;
class App {
static string Hello() { return "test"; }
public static void Main(string[] args) {
Console.WriteLine(Hello());
}
}