Code is hard to read
Narrow input fields, no syntax highlighting, lost indentation. On a projector it becomes a guessing game.
Live quiz for programming courses
You name the topics. AI writes the questions. Every code question is executed before it goes live, so you no longer have to work out the output yourself.
We are building SnippetQuiz right now and look for trainers for first pilot quizzes. Free and without obligation.
What does this code print?
for (let i = 1; i <= 5; i++) {
if (i % 2 === 0) continue
console.log(i * i)
}
1 9 251 4 9 16 254 161 3 5Answer confirmed by execution
continue skips even numbers. Only 1, 3 and 5 remain, and their squares are printed.
Narrow input fields, no syntax highlighting, lost indentation. On a projector it becomes a guessing game.
A wrongly marked answer only shows up live in front of the group. That costs trust.
Working out every output by hand eats the preparation time the AI was supposed to save.
JavaScript, Python, Java, Git, Vue, Spring Boot or your own topics. You decide the number of questions and the difficulty.
Code questions run in an isolated environment. If the marked answer does not match the output you see it at once and fix it with one click.
After the reveal a play button shows the output line by line. That makes the explanation visible.
We are open about where the check applies and where it does not.
JavaScript and Python, right in your browser. The output is compared with the marked answer, and duplicate or contradicting answers stand out. Java and Git are coming; until then such questions are flagged as unchecked.
Concept questions, for example about Vue or Spring Boot, cannot be run in a meaningful way. They are flagged and you decide whether they go into the quiz.
Vocational schools, retraining, bootcamps, universities. A quick quiz that fits this week's material.
Onboarding and training for developer teams, with questions about your own stack.
Workshops, hackathons and career fairs, without sign-up for participants.
The app is in a closed test: choose topics, have the AI write questions, check and edit them in the browser, save question sets and play the quiz live. Participants join by code or QR code in the browser, no app and no account. There are no new accounts for now; we open up step by step through the waitlist. Testing applicants is deliberately not part of what we offer.
No. They join in the browser with a code or QR code and a nickname. No app, no sign-up. Only whoever runs a quiz needs an account.
Anything you type in. Code questions on JavaScript and Python are checked automatically in the browser. Java and Git are in the works, other topics become concept questions without execution.
No, and that is exactly why we check. Depending on the model and topic mistakes are rare, but never impossible. Execution is the safety net.
No. Only code written by the AI or by you as the host is executed, in an isolated environment without network access.
SnippetQuiz is not meant for that. It is a separate and legally demanding field. We focus on training, workshops and events.
Not decided yet. On the pricing page we show drafts and ask for your interest. Nothing is charged during the test.
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