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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question-specific components: Programming problems
This topic is about the details that you will see about each programming problems in a candidate report.
S. No. |
Description |
1 |
Question type |
2 |
Number of questions answered |
3 |
Total score obtained by the candidate |
4 |
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Notes
- Candidates can give multiple inputs to test their code.
- Based on the score obtained the best submission will be displayed.
S. No. |
Description |
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1 |
Unique submission ID assigned to the submission and the date/time on which the submission was made Description |
2 |
Total score obtained by the candidate |
3 |
Average of the total time taken for the candidate's code to compile successfully |
4 |
Memory used by the candidate's code to compile successfully |
5 |
Language in which the candidate has written the code |
6 |
Input submitted by the candidate |
7 |
Indicates the result of each input |
8 |
Time taken to compile candidate's input |
9 |
Amount of memory used by the input |
10 |
Score obtained for the input |
S. No. |
Description |
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1 |
Helps you to understand where the compilation error occurred and why |
2 |
Candidate's code |
3 |
Play the candidate’s code as a video HackerEarth Recruit's code player records candidate’s keystrokes such that it can be played back as a video. This helps you to verify their approach to the solution and minimize any possibility of cheating. |