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- Downloading a candidate's code from a recommendation
Downloading a candidate's code from a recommendation
For many scenarios, we provide the option to download a candidate's solution code. Hiring teams will typically download code for use in a subsequent interview step with the candidate. This might be just a conversation or a formal pair programming exercise.
- Navigate to your candidate's recommendation.
- If the scenario gives you the option to download the candidate's solution, you will see a purple download button at the top of the solution, indicated by the red box in the example below.
- Clicking the download button will generate a zip file of the candidate's solution.
- Unzipping the file will yield the file(s) from the scenario as they were modified by the candidate. Now you can load them into an IDE or any other tool for use in the next steps of your hiring process.