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Talview’s coding editor in assessments like Code-Solo provides built-in tools to execute and validate your code against test cases prior to final submission, helping ensure accuracy and passing scores. In this article, learn the step-by-step process to test effectively during your coding assessment.

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Steps to Run and Test Code

  1. Read the question carefully and select your preferred programming language from the supported options (over 80 languages like Python, Java, JavaScript), then write your code into the editor.
  2. Click the "Run" button to execute against visible and hidden test cases—green checks indicate passes; red flags show failures with error details.
  3. Review console output, error messages, or failed test inputs to identify issues like syntax errors or logic flaws.
  4. Edit your code accordingly and re-run iteratively until all cases pass consistently.
  5. Click on Submit, only after confirming no remaining errors.
Additional Tips:
  • Regularly run your code after small changes to quickly identify and fix bugs without losing track of errors.
  • Pay attention to error messages and console output; they help locate issues like syntax mistakes or logical errors.
  • Avoid copying code from external sources during the test to prevent plagiarism flags.