Background
Online programming written test platforms usually monitor candidates' behavior, and frequent window switching or leaving the page may trigger the anti-cheating system, resulting in invalid results. Traditional solutions such as split-screen or dual-monitor still have the problem of cumbersome operation.
Core Solutions
- Using the interview-coder-cn'sAnti-focus top windowFunction: Semi-transparent window always hovers at the top of the screen, you can view the solution without switching application windows
- pass (a bill or inspection etc)Customize the shortcut Alt+QQuickly intercept the topic area and display the AI analysis results directly in the hover window
- be in favor ofMouse PenetrationTechnology that allows the code to be edited directly on the original answer page, with a hover window that doesn't steal the spotlight
Implementation steps
- Complete API configuration in advance (OpenAI-compatible API service provider required)
- Test screenshot shortcuts and window topping before the written test
- Keep the main answer window full-screen when using it, and view the hover window hints through the afterglow
Additional recommendations
Can be used in conjunction with the system's ownsplit-screen function(e.g. Windows Snap) displays the written exam page and the hover window in a 7:3 split-screen ratio, which conforms to the exam specifications and allows you to view the prompts clearly.
This answer comes from the articleCoding Interview Solver Assistant: An AI Solver for Analyzing Programming Interview Questions in Real TimeThe
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