Deliver a delightful candidate
experience
Best IDE experience
Code better with the best
IDE experience
Candidates can code more efficiently using the IDE
on the assessment platform. Using multiple code
editors (VIM, Emacs) on a smooth user interface,
candidates can create, debug, and compile their
code more effectively.
Optimized Test experience
Tools that bring the best out of
developers
HackerEarth’s assessment platform provides pre-
populated snippets that enable candidates to
focus more on the logic of the code, and not
worry about the syntax. In addition, the
autocomplete feature provides intelligent
code completion suggestions, based on
language semantics.
Inline error notifications
Debug your code with inline
error notifications
In the event of a runtime or output error, candidates
can view the errors highlighted in the code editor
on their test interface. As they hover over the
notification, they will see a detailed error message,
enabling them to take corrective action.
Proactive Notifications
Get proactive notifications for
a smooth test experience
If there’s an issue with the system requirements
needed for the test environment to function
smoothly, candidates receive an alert with the
appropriate error message. This is based on the
error that occurs such as network failure, server
error, errors in loading JavaScript files and more.
Multiple Languages
Code in the language of your choice
Based on the admin settings, candidates can choose from 38 different languages to answer
programming questions in the preferred language.
Practice Tests
Prepare for assessments by
taking practice tests
Candidates can take practice tests; get more
familiar with the test environment, and hone
their skills before taking an assessment.
Native Languages
Take assessments in your
native language
Candidates can take an assessment in 5 different
regional languages other than English.
Candidate Feedback
Get candidate feedback to make
your assessments more relevant
After an assessment, candidates can give detailed
feedback about their experience on HackerEarth,
informing recruiters about how they can improve
it further.
