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Kodo
Practice the coding problems that'll be on your exam
Upload your CS lecture slides and Kodo generates coding problems matched to what your course actually tests: 3-5 per Lab, auto-graded test cases, solved in the browser. Python, Java, C, and C++. Free to try, $9 one-time for your exam period.
Hey Product Hunt,
I'm Lucas, a second-year CS student. Last month I bombed a Java midterm after knowing some theory and syntax but having no practice. 54%. My course had no way to practice and just showed code on the slides.
So I built Kodo: upload your lecture slides, get coding problems on exactly what your course tests, with auto-graded test cases you solve in the browser. Python, Java, C, C++. (kinda like LeetCode)
I've been studying with it for my own exams since. You get 3 free Labs to test it on your own course material, and a $9 one-time pass covers your whole exam period if it fits.
I'd love blunt feedback, especially from CS students getting ready for tests & exams.
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About Kodo on Product Hunt
“Practice the coding problems that'll be on your exam”
Kodo was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #149 on the daily leaderboard. Upload your CS lecture slides and Kodo generates coding problems matched to what your course actually tests: 3-5 per Lab, auto-graded test cases, solved in the browser. Python, Java, C, and C++. Free to try, $9 one-time for your exam period.
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