Get all HackerRank solutions and solve coding questions.

HackerRankGPT is a software you can use on your PC, Mac, or Linux. When you're doing a coding challenge on a site like HackerRank, it quietly takes a picture of the problem you're working on. Then, it sends this picture to GPT-4 to get the answer. After that, it sends the solution to another device you've set up, like a tablet, phone, or another computer. This way, if you get stuck, you can look at the solution on this other device for help.

HackerRankGPT supports all languages and frameworks that GPT-4 is familiar with, practically covering a wide range. This includes Python, SQL, Java, C, C++, JavaScript, TypeScript, as well as logical and database problem solving. Additionally, it supports Ruby, Swift, PHP, Go, Kotlin, R, MATLAB, Perl... This comprehensive compatibility ensures users can tackle a diverse range of coding challenges across different platforms.

By default, HackerRankGPT is configured to work with HackerRank coding tests. However, if you are interested in using this tool on other platforms, please contact us at support@hackerrank.solutions. We will provide you with a version that is compatible with the platform of your choice.

Definitely NOT. HackerRank cannot detect that you are using this tool. HackerRankGPT operates entirely at the system level on your PC, Mac, or Linux, separate from your web browser. This makes it invisible to HackerRank’s cheat detection systems. Furthermore, the solution to your coding challenge is displayed on a separate device, like a mobile phone, tablet, or another computer, which prevents any screen-sharing issues during interviews. 

Since you manually type out the solution from another device, there's no suspicious clipboard activity or tab-switching that could be flagged by HackerRank's anti-cheat mechanisms. Your HackerRank window remains the active window throughout the test, further ensuring that the tool’s usage remains undetectable.

To ensure secure and undetectable operation during your coding test. The second device lets you view solutions without screen sharing them during a test, helps avoid behaviors like clipboard use and tab switching that might trigger cheat detection, and keeps the test window focused on your main device. This setup allows for discreet reference to solutions and maintains the integrity of your primary testing environment.

Yes, the tool is compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems. It operates at the system level, ensuring functionality across these different platforms.

A fellow developer, who often gets nervous during pointless and lengthy coding tests.