How to add your coding questions?

Know how to upload your own coding questions and use them in the test

You can test the coding skills of a candidate if you are screening for a developer role. iMocha has a wide range of question types to test the candidate's skills with multiple parameters. You can also upload your coding question to the test like other questions.

 How to add your coding question?

1. Click the My Questions tab on the top panel
2. Click Add Questions
3. Select Coding, from the drop-down list

Read Upload questions to know more.

  4.  Select the skill to which you want to add the question

  5.  Click Add Skill  if the desired skill is not listed in the drop-down

 6.  The below window appears to add a new skill

Read Add Skill or Category  to know more.

Note: 

• Write the problem statement in the Question (There can be multiple test cases for the given problem statement. You can write test cases with the expected input & expected output.)
• Allot the points for the test cases

 Follow the steps in the image to add the coding question:

You can also choose the code stub's coding language from the list of languages given in the drop-down on the right side.

AI-Assissted Coding

Developers don't code in isolation anymore — they code alongside an AI assistant, and the people who get the most from it are the ones who give it good context, question what it returns, and build on it. Until now, teams had no clean way to measure that skill. Ban AI in a coding test and you screen for a way of working that no longer exists; allow it, and an ordinary test can't tell the candidate who drove the assistant skilfully from the one who pasted their way to a passing score. AI-Assisted Coding closes that gap: it reads both the code a person wrote and how well they collaborated with AI to write it, giving you two independent reads — their coding result and their AI fluency — on every candidate.
When AI-Assisted Coding is enabled, candidates solve coding and database problems with a hint-only AI assistant available alongside the editor. When it's disabled, the assessment behaves as a standard coding test with no assistant, and only code correctness is scored.

You can enable this option while creating a test, under Test Settings. 

Test cases 

Test cases are the different inputs used to test the candidate's defined logic and produce the output. When the candidate writes code, test cases help validate their code's correctness and logic. For example, if you ask the candidate to write a code, find the first non-repeated character in a given string. You can define the test case for this question, as shown below. 

When a candidate writes and executes the code for this question in the Test, the test case is validated against the candidate's code. If the candidate's code successfully executes the hidden Test cases and returns the expected output, the candidate achieves the score assigned for this test case. If you select the Default checkbox, the test case will be shown to the candidate on code compilation during the Test.

 1. Click Add Test Case

 2. Enter the Test Cases

 3. Enter the Code Solution

4. Click Save

You can now use this question in your tests. 

Read Create test to know more.

You can customize the section messages that appear before the start of a new section in the test.

Read Customize test instructions to know more.

For any queries, mail us at support@imocha.io.