Universal coding tests

Why limit talent with single-language coding tests? Test 12 essential programming skills in universal coding tests that cover up to 20 languages.

Select from an array of expert-designed challenges covering algorithmic thinking, debugging, and data structures to find your most adaptable and innovative developers.

Test coding skills in any of these programming languages

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JAVASCRIPT

Fluency in JavaScript is a telltale sign of a developer's skills in front-end development, user interface manipulation, and interactivity.

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JAVA

A strong grasp of Java is a valuable asset for engineers creating enterprise software, web applications, and Android apps.

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PYTHON

Python's readability makes it a great way to identify developers with strong problem-solving skills and potential for growth in programming.

PHP

PHP

Assessing expertise in PHP can help you identify a developer's core web development abilities, including scripting, debugging, and optimization.

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C

C is a foundational language that demonstrates a developer’s ability to write efficient, low-level code and build system-level applications.

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C#

A solid grasp of C# is a great indicator of a developer's capabilities in building Windows applications and enterprise software.

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C++

A strong grasp of C++ is a valuable asset for engineers creating game engines, operating systems, and performance-critical software.

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KOTLIN

Adding the Kotlin language to your test allows programmers to showcase their skills that could translate to building cross-platform applications.

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RUBY

With Ruby, developers can showcase their ability to create web applications quickly and efficiently using Ruby on Rails.

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TYPESCRIPT

A strong grasp of TypeScript is a valuable asset for developers working on complex, large-scale JavaScript applications.

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GO

Go is a valuable asset for developers working with cloud-native applications, scalable microservices, and high-performance systems.

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R

A strong grasp of R is a valuable asset for engineers working in data science, bioinformatics, and other fields that rely heavily on statistical computing.

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SCALA

The Scala language is great when a developer should showcase versatility in building various software applications, from web services and data pipelines to machine learning and reactive systems.

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SWIFT

With Swift as a testing option, developers with skills in building modern iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS applications can showcase their skills.

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PERL

A strong grasp of Perl is a valuable asset for developers maintaining legacy systems, writing configuration scripts, and automating various system administration tasks.

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DART

Proficiency in Dart showcases an engineer's ability to build user interfaces and manage application logic within the Flutter framework.

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JULIA

With the Julia programming language, candidates working on simulations, data analysis, machine learning, or other computationally intensive tasks can showcase their skills.

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RUST

A strong grasp of Rust is a valuable asset for developers creating reliable, performant embedded systems, operating systems components, and high-concurrency applications.

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ELIXIR

With Elixir, programmers with skills in functional programming, building scalable and fault-tolerant systems, and concurrency handling can effectively showcase their ability.

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ERLANG

Proficiency in Erlang showcases a developer's ability to design and build robust, distributed systems that prioritize uptime and efficient handling of concurrent processes.

Test 12 programming skills in up to 20 coding languages

Let candidates showcase their problem-solving skills and coding expertise in the language they know best—because adaptability and logic matter just as much as syntax.

Coding: Data Structures - Stacks and Queues

This intermediate-level coding challenge assesses candidates' proficiency in manipulating stacks and queues. You can configure which programming languages will be available for your candidates.
35 min

Coding: Debugging

This intermediate-level coding challenge focuses on candidates’ ability to interpret and debug code, based on a set of requirements, in the programming language of their choice. You can configure which programming languages will be available.
35 min

Coding: Entry-Level Algorithms

This coding test assesses candidates' ability to program a basic algorithm, in the programming language of their choice. You can configure which programming languages will be available for your candidates to choose from.
15 min

Coding: Intermediate-Level Algorithms

This coding test assesses candidates' intermediate-level programming skills, in the programming language of their choice. You can configure which programming languages will be available for your candidates to choose from.
35 min

Coding: Data Structures - Heaps

This intermediate-level coding challenge assesses candidates' proficiency in working with heaps, in the programming language of their choice. You can configure which programming languages will be available for your candidates.
35 min

Coding: Data Structures - Graphs

This intermediate-level coding challenge assesses candidates' proficiency in graph data structures. You can configure which programming languages will be available for your candidates.
35 min

Coding: Data Structures - Binary Search Trees

This intermediate-level coding challenge assesses candidates' proficiency in working with binary search trees, in the programming language of their choice. You can configure which programming languages will be available for your candidates.
35 min

Coding: Data Structures – Binary Trees

This intermediate-level, language-agnostic coding challenge assesses candidates' proficiency in manipulating binary trees, enabling candidates to choose their preferred programming language. Employers can configure supported languages as needed.
35 min

Coding: Data Structures – Linked Lists

This intermediate-level coding test evaluates candidates' ability to manipulate linked lists, in the programming language of their choice. You can configure which programming languages will be available for your candidates.
35 min

Coding: Data Structures - Arrays

This intermediate-level coding test evaluates candidates' ability to manipulate arrays, crucial for code optimization, in the programming language of their choice. You can configure which programming languages will be available for your candidates.
35 min

Coding: Data Structures – Strings

This intermediate-level coding challenge assesses candidates' proficiency in manipulating strings. You can configure which programming languages will be available for your candidates.
35 min

Coding: Data Structures - Hash Tables

This intermediate-level coding challenge assesses candidates' proficiency in working with hash tables, in the programming language of their choice. You can configure which programming languages will be available for your candidates.
35 min

Screen for coding ability in a fully configurable development environment

Our universal coding challenges to make sure you can shortlist your best-fit applicants confidently. Empower candidates to choose their preferred programming language so they can prove their algorithmic thinking and problem-solving skills.

Select up to 20 programming languages in one test and set challenges to test your candidates coding skills and knowledge in their preferred language.

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