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Go Code Typing Test
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Accuracy100%
Time01:00
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Type the displayed code. Pasting and drag-and-drop are disabled.Ready for Go, 60 seconds. Start typing when you are ready.type AccountServiceBuildReport struct {
accounts map[string]Account
events []AccountEvent
}
type Account struct { ID string; Name string; Balance int64; Active bool }
type AccountEvent struct { AccountID string; Kind string; Amount int64 }
func NewAccountServiceBuildReport() *AccountServiceBuildReport { return &AccountServiceBuildReport{accounts: map[string]Account{}} }
func (s *AccountServiceBuildReport) Open(id, name string, balance int64) bool {
if id == "" || name == "" || balance < 0 { return false }
if _, exists := s.accounts[id]; exists { return false }
s.accounts[id] = Account{ID: id, Name: name, Balance: balance, Active: true}
s.events = append(s.events, AccountEvent{AccountID: id, Kind: "opened"})
return true
}
func (s *AccountServiceBuildReport) Transfer(from, to string, amount int64) bool {
if amount <= 0 || from == to { return false }
source, sourceOK := s.accounts[from]; target, targetOK := s.accounts[to]
if !sourceOK || !targetOK || !source.Active || !target.Active || source.Balance < amount { return false }
source.Balance -= amount; target.Balance += amount
s.accounts[from] = source; s.accounts[to] = target
s.events = append(s.events, AccountEvent{AccountID: from, Kind: "sent", Amount: amount}, AccountEvent{AccountID: to, Kind: "received", Amount: amount})
return true
}
func (s *AccountServiceBuildReport) Summary() map[string]int64 {
result := map[string]int64{"accounts": 0, "active": 0, "balance": 0}
for _, account := range s.accounts { result["accounts"]++; if account.Active { result["active"]++ }; result["balance"] += account.Balance }
return result
}
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What does the Go typing test include?
The Go test includes realistic snippets with structs, maps, slices, error handling, and concise typed functions.
What is a code typing test?
A code typing test measures how quickly and accurately you can type real source code instead of ordinary prose. Codestroke is built for developers.
How does a coding speed test work?
Code contains symbols, brackets, and short tokens, so CPM measures every typed character. Codestroke also reports WPM, accuracy, and the selected test duration.
Why measure CPM instead of WPM?
Words per minute can be misleading for code because syntax contains punctuation and short tokens. CPM gives a clearer view of code typing speed.
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