QUESTION 1: Create a Bash script that allows the reading of the content of a .

txt file and print each

line.

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QUESTION 2: refactor this c code snippet, don't use bool, and keep cls

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QUESTION 3: Write me a simple program explaining how classes work in C++

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QUESTION 4: Write a program in Java that concatenates a given string. Give me the code without
comments or docstrings.

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QUESTION 5: Can you write a code in C++ that removes all the whitespace from a given string? Write
the program using classes and comment on each part of the code.

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QUESTION 6: Explain to me why I get this error message:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: Index 5 out of bounds for

length 5 at ArrayClass.main(test2.java:4)

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QUESTION 7: Implement a type of List whose Iterator ignores its null elements. Use the following
interface:

344411-has some performance issues as it iterates through the list in a way that may not be efficient
for large lists with many null elements.

555511-Is more concise and follows good coding practices, making it a better choice.

QUESTION 8: Write a JS/react component for showing a button that opens a popup and says "Hello,
How are you?"

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QUESTION 9: how can i include en_core_web_lg in a python script in a way, that makes it possible for

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QUESTION 10: Please answer the following question. Question title: indexing an element from a
volatile struct doesn't work in C++ . green

I have this code:

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QUESTION 11: Given a positive integer N, find all the prime numbers up to N in Python.

555511-lacks details on the efficiency or potential limitations of the provided algorithm.

342411-well-formatted and easy to read, though additional comments could enhance understanding.

QUESTION 12: Try to optimize the following code:

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QUESTION 13: Define a C++ class called Car with private attributes for the make, model, and year.
Implement public member functions for setting these attributes and displaying the details. Write a
program that creates an instance of the class, sets its details, and displays them.

444511-Response 1 is more aligned with best practices in object-oriented programming, offers better
code readability, and follows the task requirements more closely

343411- Response 2 combines the setters into one function, which reduces the flexibility in setting
individual attributes of the Car class

QUESTION 14: What is the syntax for using the replace() method in JavaScript to replace '/ ' to '$$' ?

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QUESTION 15: Write a function in python that prints a matrix in a spiral.

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GREEN QUESTION 16: come up with code that has 50 boxes and each box leads to a different random
website

235511 - The response is clear, functional, and mostly complete. However, it lacks the full list of 50
websites.

131211 - explanation -Response 2 offers a cleaner and more organized structure, better styling, and
improved code readability.

QUESTION 17: Explain this code. Go step by step, explaining each line in detail:

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QUESTION 18: I need a program in C++ that converts a binary number into a hexadecimal number.
Allow an input entry for the binary number. Add comments to all the code.

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QUESTION 19: I have a time series dataframe and want to drop the last period of data for all items,
how do I do this?

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QUESTION 20: How do I use the requests package in Python to hit an endpoint and retry if there are
failures?
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QUESTION 21: Explain the following code to me:

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QUESTION 22: Let's say a div in HTML has the format of: first name: input, last name: input, message:
textbox button

When the button is clicked, another div appears such that the values inputted above are shown. first
name: value entered by user last name: value entered by user message: text written by user

Write some code to accomplish this.

322311 - it contains inconsistencies like an extra div and an incorrect form ID, which could hinder
functionality.

555411 - The code is clean, well-structured, and directly addresses the user's requirements without
extraneous elements.
QUESTION 24: how to improve "(a) => { return Math.pow(a) > 2 ? Math.pow(a) + 1 : false;} " , keeping
in one-line function

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QUESTION 25: Write a program in Java to compute the sum of two numbers that sum up to a given
number K

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YELLOW ??QUESTION 26: Given a list of emails, write some code that creates a tuple of the
username and domain before .com or anything similar in Python.

For example, if the emails are "[email protected]" and "[email protected]", the output
should be the following array of tuples: [('test1', 'example1'), ('test2', 'example2')]

342311-The expression used is too simplistic and may fail for email addresses with more complex
domain names.

445511 - The approach of splitting strings is simple yet effective, making the code more adaptable to
different email structures.

QUESTION 27: write a c code to write number of digits in an integer without using a function

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GREEN QUESTION 28 : Write a function that takes an unordered vector of integers and its dimension
as input, and constructs another vector by removing duplicate values efficiently. The function should
return the dimension of the new vector (The requested function should not exceed 10 lines).

343411 - The response is adequate, providing a correct and clear solution. However, it lacks an in-
depth discussion of efficiency, which is crucial for functions dealing with large datasets.

444411 - Response 2 is slightly better in terms of efficiency and provides a clear, correct solution.
However, like Response 1, it could benefit from a more detailed discussion on efficiency
for large datasets.

QUESTION 29: Write a generator to yield the Fibonacci numbers in Python.

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green QUESTION 30: Implement the following search function in Javascript:

Given an array of strings products and a string searchWord, after each character of the search word is
typed, at most three product names having a common prefix with the typed search word. If there are
more than three products with a common prefix, return the three lexicographically smallest ones.
Provide a list of lists containing the suggested products after each character of the search word is
typed.

For example:

Input: products = ["mobile","mouse","moneypot","monitor","mousepad"], searchWord = "mouse"

Output: [["mobile","moneypot","monitor"],["mobile","moneypot","monitor"],
["mouse","mousepad"],["mouse","mousepad"],["mouse","mousepad"]]

Explanation: products sorted lexicographically =

["mobile","moneypot","monitor","mouse","mousepad"].

After typing m and mo all products match and we show user ["mobile","moneypot","monitor"].

After typing mou, mous and mouse the system suggests ["mouse","mousepad"].

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253211-The explanation is clear but lacks detail and does not explain the code's inner workings
thoroughly.

555511-Response 2 is the better solution due to its efficiency, code organization, clarity, and use of
binary search to optimize the process of suggesting products incrementally as the user types each
character of the search word.

Green QUESTION 31: Given two arrays, username and website, along with an array timestamp, all of
the same length, where the tuple [username[i], website[i], timestamp[i]] denotes that user
username[i] visited websitewebsite[i] at time timestamp[i]. A pattern consists of three websites, and
the score of a pattern represents the number of users who visited all the websites in the pattern in
the same order.

For instance, if the pattern is ["home", "about", "career"], the score is the count of users who visited
"home," followed by "about," and then "career."

Write a JS function to find the pattern with the highest score, and if there are multiple patterns with
the same highest score, return the lexicographically smallest one. - It is guaranteed that there is at
least one user who visited at least three websites and - All the tuples [username[i], timestamp[i],
website[i]] are unique.

Example:

Input: username = ["joe","joe","joe","james","james","james","james","mary","mary","mary"],

timestamp = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10], website =
["home","about","career","home","cart","maps","home","home","about","career"], then

the tuples in this example are:

["joe","home",1],["joe","about",2],["joe","career",3],["james","home",4],["james","cart",5],
["james","maps",6],["james","home",7],["mary","home",8],["mary","about",9], and
["mary","career",10].`

Pattern includes:

("home", "about", "career") has score 2 (joe and mary). // The result should be this.

("home", "cart", "maps") has score 1 (james).

("home", "cart", "home") has score 1 (james).

("home", "maps", "home") has score 1 (james).

("cart", "maps", "home") has score 1 (james).

("home", "home", "home") has score 0 (no user visited home 3 times).

Output: ["home", "about", "career"]

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green QUESTION 32: Write a JavaScript script for drawing a pair of responsive eyes on the given
canvas, enabling the eyes to track the mouse/cursor movements.\n

354411-Response 1 is better in terms of functionality and performance, making it the preferred

choice for drawing responsive eyes that track the mouse/cursor movements.

555511-Response 2, while functional, has slightly less smooth tracking due to the fixed pupil offset.

QUESTION 33: What does the .find() method in Js do?

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QUESTION 34: Grayscale niliweka

242311-Response 1 provides a complete solution for converting an image to grayscale, but it includes
additional steps like displaying the image and explanations that may or may not be necessary based
on the user's requirements.

445511-response 2 is concise and covers the essential steps for converting an image to grayscale
using Pillow.
QUESTION 35: Pandas nimeweka

454311- Response 1 uses the minimum sales of one-shift employees for comparison, which could be
more specific to the task than the average used in Response 2

353411-Response 2's use of average sales is a more general approach but might not align perfectly
with the task's specific requirement.

QUESTION 36: Create a code in javascript that reads data from a csv file and creates an object to
store all of that information. This JS script will be embedded in html which will display this data in a
table.GREEN

444511-Response 1 is the better choice. It provides a more complete and well-explained solution
that meets the requirements of displaying CSV data in an HTML table.

332211-Response 2 lacks error handling, and the code structure could be improved for clarity and
completeness.

QUESTION 37: I'm trying to initialize a list of points in python where the y coordinate is double the x
coordinate and the x coordinate is increasing from 0 to 5. Please tell me what I'm doing wrong:

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GREEN QUESTION 38: Can you show me a way to sort a list in Javascript?

333311 - It covers a range of methods from basic to advanced, ensuring relevance and
completeness.

554511 - It covers essential sorting methods, but lacks the depth and additional insights found in
Response 1.
QUESTION 39: Can I have a brief rundown of the python yfinance library?

555511 - Response 1 stands out in providing a more comprehensive overview with additional insights

455401 - Response 2, which affects its trust and safety rating, as well as the relevance and
completeness of the response.

QUESTION 40: Generate a program in java that uses flux to filter some data from a text file. There is
one number on each line of the text file. It should filter out all numbers that are perfect squares or
are powers of 2.

545511 - Response 1 offers slightly more detailed explanations and comments

445511 - Response 2 focuses more on the code itself.

QUESTION 41: In JavaScript, how can I make an array of 1000 items, with 999 items of the same
value(0), 1 item of a special value(1000). How to implement such an array so it is efficient in terms of
storage cost? we need to maintain the same interface as native JavaScript array.

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QUESTON 42: Can you create a code using the C programming language that simulates a game of
sudoku. These are the rules.

1. There are 9 large blocks in a grid that is 3x3.

2. Each block has a 3x3 grid with 9 smaller blocks

3. A number can be placed only once in a large block, only once in a column and only once in a row.

4. Set a difficulty level that prefills a certain amount of the grid

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544511 - Response 1 provides a more comprehensive Sudoku game framework with features like grid
generation, interactive gameplay, and difficulty levels, making it suitable for a more complete Sudoku
game.

332211 - lacks some advanced features typically found in Sudoku games.

QUESTION 43: Generate a function in javascript that is able to detect when a button is pressed
three times with less than one second between click. Only after the third click an alert pops up
saying, 'Fast clicking detected!'. The timer should reset after this.

Response 2

324311-Does not answer the prompt fully

555511-It provides a clear, well-structured, and efficient solution to the task

green 44..Given a positive integer 'millis' write an asynchronous function that sleeps for 'millis'
milliseconds it can resolve any value explain the concept of asynchronous operations

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45.Why don't I need a try/catch here:

with open_resource("file.py") as open_file:

if open_file.length > 100:

raise Exception("File too big to parse")

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46.How can I filter a list of coordinates using Python list comprehension?

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48.Generate a program in C++ that uses divide and conquer to do polynomial multiplication

332411 Does not really compliment the explanation

554411 simple and understandable

49. Hashing method

242311-It does not address the code's intended purpose and also lacks valuable insights for
improving security in real-world applications.

444411-Response 2 provides a more thorough and informative breakdown of the hashing method,
making it the better choice for understanding the code's hashing approach and its implications for
security.

50. c code without a function GREEN

241211-has a fundamental error in understanding how bitwise operations work

555511-well-formatted and easy to read, with clear comments explaining each step.

51. what is wrong with the code IMPORT. GREEN

445511- Response 1 accurately identifies and corrects the issues in the provided code, including the
use of undefined functions and incorrect indices for data splitting.

232211- Response 2 misidentifies the primary issues in the code, focusing on data access efficiency
instead of the actual problems like undefined functions and incorrect data splitting.
52. polymorphism

455411-Has expressed an excellent understanding of both runtime and compile-time polymorphism

and their respective advantages and limitations.

234311- Fails to adequately explain the key concepts.

YELLOW 53. screen on browser using HTML and CSS

333311- it falls short in fully addressing the user's request for tetragons, focusing
instead on triangles, and there are some issues with CSS formatting.

444411- Response 2 offers a clear, concise, and well-structured solution that is

highly relevant to the user's request

54. how would this code run. GREEN

131111-Response 1 provides a detailed explanation of how the code is supposed to work, but it
contains a significant inaccuracy regarding user input for the seed value.

355511-provides a basic explanation of the code's functionality but lacks clarity in explaining the
randomness aspect.

55. import random- what is the pattern in this code.

555511-Response 1 provides a clear and detailed explanation of the code's patterns, algorithm, and
dynamic programming approach.

232211-Response 2, on the other hand, lacks clarity in its explanation and does not provide
sufficient detail about the code's inner workings

57. GCD. GREEN.

555511-Response 1 provides a more standard and recommended approach for implementing the
Euclidean algorithm for finding the GCD in C, with better explanation and safer coding practices.
324411-The use of goto can potentially introduce vulnerabilities in code and make it harder to
reason about security.

green 58.Can you show me what to do to fix this code? I am sure I'm doing everything right to read
the input image and then flip it upside down but for some reason the output.jpg file is not being
created. Please debug.

242311-Response 1 contains a critical misunderstanding about the image flipping process and
incorrect advice about closing the File object.

444411-Response 2 accurately focuses on the image type compatibility with JPEG, which is a likely
cause of the issue.

59. Front Back green. exchange explanations

342311-It provides a straightforward, console-based solution that directly addresses the problem
statement with clarity and simplicity.

444411- It introduces unnecessary complexity with GUI components for a console-based problem.

61. write a python script where you need to extract all emails addresses found in the file. green

443411- The response is of high quality, with a good balance of explanation and coding practice

334411-There's a slight mistake in the regular expression explanation which could impact
understanding.
62. If the message does not contain any string in a given list then print the message.

443411-The solution works but is less efficient due to the use of a flag variable and a break
statement

444411-The response directly addresses the user's question and provides a complete, functioning
example that fulfills the user's request.

green 63. Write a python script that reads a csv file, removes any duplicates entries based on the
email column.

454511-The code is also more flexible and can handle various CSV formats better.

343411-Less efficient and assumes a fixed index for the email column, which may not always hold
true.

green 64. Can you explain to me what this code snippet's function is?

def fun(g):

242211-The major issue with this response is the incorrect example output, which misleads the
understanding of the code's functionality.

444411-This response is highly relevant and complete, covering all aspects of the code's function and
the algorithm used.

GREEN 65. Write a Python script that implements a simple parallel processing use case. The script
should create a producer-consumer pipeline where producers generate 3000 random integers
between 1 and 100,000 in parallel, and consumers process these integers by checking if they are
prime numbers.

232311-does not detail the limitations or inefficiencies in the code

444411-The code is readable and follows standard formatting

green 66. Write a Python script that implements a simple parallel processing use case. The script
should create a producer-consumer pipeline where producers generate 3000 random integers
between 1 and 100,000 in parallel, and consumers process these integers by checking if they are
prime numbers.

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GREEN 67. If the message doesn't contain any string in a given list then print message, Python code

443411-less efficient due to the use of a manual loop with a break statement

555511-The response is highly relevant and complete, including a clear example.

CHECKYELLOW 69. What exactly is wrong with my code?

444411-The response clearly identifies specific issues such as uninitialized variables and suggests
using a clock for frame rate control

333311-lacks the direct application needed for the specific issues present in the code.

CHECK 70. Create a Python script that takes a list of numeric grades, which might be numbers or
strings of numbers. Calculate and return the average grade.The script should also provide the highest
and lowest grades in the class. Ensure to account for edge cases such as an empty list or a list with
non-numeric values. Return an appropriate error message in such cases.

444411-The response effectively meets the criteria of the prompt with good structure and error
handling
333311-lacks explicit type checking for the input being a list.

71. Write a Python script that performs the following tasks: GREEN

333411- it lacks explicit data validation checks beyond counting records.

454511- Response 2 is clear and concise. The use of functions makes the code more understandable
and modular

72. Write a Python script to solve the following problem: green

555511-Response 1 offers a straightforward and efficient solution using Python's built-in capabilities

232311-Has unnecessary complexity with threading.

73. Write a Python program that takes a string as input and checks whether it is Palindrome

555511- Response 1 is better aligned with the given criteria. It is more robust,
handles a wider range of inputs, and includes comprehensive testing.

333211- Response 2, while simpler, lacks in handling real-world scenarios where

palindromes may contain non-alphanumeric characters and varying cases.
74. i want a js file that has some data that i need, to be stored in session storage
but after a while that data will be deleted
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234211- Response 1, while providing a valid approach, does not focus on the
aspect of automatically deleting the data after a set time, which is a key part of
the user's request.
554511- Response 2 is the better choice as it more effectively and directly
addresses the user's request to store data in session Storage and delete it after a
specific period.
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Response 2 effectively explains a method that combines HTML, CSS, and
JavaScript for marking an input field as invalid. It's well-formatted, functionally
robust, and highly relevant to the question.