These coding problems are meant to give you quick feedback about how well you have solved the problem.
Each problem typically involves writing one or more methods that can be uploaded
and tested on a variety of different inputs. You can write any additional
supporting methods you feel are necessary; the only restriction is that your
code must be all in one file when you upload it for testing.
See the bottom of this page for links to problem statements.
Testing your Code
You should upload a .java file for testing that contains the class and methods described
in the problem statement. Be sure you have the correct class name and method signature.
The online testing system will make it clear if your program fails to compile.
You should most likely compile your program before uploading it for testing,
though you can certainly use the online testing system for compiling as well
as testing. However, using the online system will require more time than using
your local programming environment. There is no limit on the number of times
you can test your program using the online system. When you are finished
testing your solution, you should submit for grading using the standard
submission system.
Each time you want to test your code, follow these directions:
- Choose the problem you want to test.
- Click Browse... to choose the local file on your machine that contains your solution.
- Click test to test the program.
If you use this page again you may have to reload/rebrowse
for the program
and reselect the problem.
