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Attempter's Cheat Sheet

The document outlines a workflow for completing tasks related to coding prompts, including steps from noting task parameters to submitting responses. It details specific task subcategories such as Code Generation, Problem Reflection, Test Reasoning, and Code Refactoring, along with their respective prompt requirements and golden response criteria. Additionally, it warns against using AI or certain websites to prevent account bans.

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Attempter's Cheat Sheet

The document outlines a workflow for completing tasks related to coding prompts, including steps from noting task parameters to submitting responses. It details specific task subcategories such as Code Generation, Problem Reflection, Test Reasoning, and Code Refactoring, along with their respective prompt requirements and golden response criteria. Additionally, it warns against using AI or certain websites to prevent account bans.

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Chivas Single Turn Introductory Course Reviewer Introductory Course Reviewer’s Cheat Sheet

Attempter’s Cheat Sheet

Task Workflow

1 Note assigned task parameters 2 Write original prompt 3 Write golden response 4 Proofread response 5 Submit task

Task Subcategories Prompt Requirements Using AI or websites like LeetCode will result in account ban.

Code Generation
1 Original and creative coding problems 4 Use clear, unambiguous asks with goals
Prompt:
State a problem that you want solved
Mention the programming language you want the model to use
Response: 2 Use assigned Written/Coding Language 5 Include relevant background and context
Code in the required programming language that solves the problem

3 Use language-specific Markdown code blocks if code is included


Problem Reflection
Prompt:
Given a problem, mention the programming language
Ask explicitly for 2 or 3 methods to solve the problem
Response:
Problem goal, inputs, outputs, rules, constraints (in bullet points) Golden Response Requirements
2-3 possible methods in natural language
Code for each method
1 All code must be explained and run correctly 4 Include relevant tips and extra information

Test Reasoning
Prompt:
2 All code must handle edge cases 5 Go above and beyond what was asked
Problem definition + code + test case inputs
Clear ask of providing the test case outputs and explanations
Response:
Test cases output + explanation of why each test input leads to the output 3 Written in the assigned Written and Coding Language

Code Refactoring
Prompt:
Brief description of the code + code
Request to edit or document code (e.g., add docstring, comment, modularize)
Response:
Improved code + brief description of modifications (unless explicitly not requested)

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