https://www.pgrammer.com/ Coding interview practice questions like LeetCode but using GPT to analyze the code and provide hints when you get stuck. It will also look over your submission and give feedback like an interviewer.
I've conducted A LOT of interviews and have been the interviewee plenty of times. To me the hardest part about prepping on LeetCode was that I would sometimes get stuck on something. Not necessarily stuck to find any solution but the optimal one. The hints I'm getting back from GPT have proven to be very valuable and it still lets me code the solution with those pointers.
It's not a perfect product by any means but it's my work in progress passion project that I believe has a lot of potential.
Oh nice, this could be my new favorite thing. It's less lonely than the usual. It's great for warming up, basically just trying to code from memory instead of relying on docs.
I love that it yells at me for naming my variables "xxx" too. I also love that it goes all "Candidate did not follow instructions" when it tells me not to use a specific function, but also tells me that the solution would get the right answer. It's just one of those things you wouldn't try on a real interviewer, but want to try to see if it works.
But $96 per year is quite a commitment for something that I could get bored of next week. Would be nice if there was a monthly option.
Will definitely try this. Right now, I am finding ChatGPT a great tutor during coding interview prep (I don't really use it for hints that much, personally; I've mostly been asking it to explain the optimal solutions to various problems, because the Leetcode editorials are usually pretty poorly written, and in any event I want to be able to ask questions about them).
One thing I would like to add as a pain-point when studying for algo interviews is that I want sources of questions other than LeetCode. Maybe this has some.
I've conducted A LOT of interviews and have been the interviewee plenty of times. To me the hardest part about prepping on LeetCode was that I would sometimes get stuck on something. Not necessarily stuck to find any solution but the optimal one. The hints I'm getting back from GPT have proven to be very valuable and it still lets me code the solution with those pointers.
It's not a perfect product by any means but it's my work in progress passion project that I believe has a lot of potential.