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# How to interpret coding test reports?

1. **Log In to Your Account**
* Go to [https://app.xobin.com/signin](https://app.xobin.com/signin) 
* Sign in with your credentials.

2. **Navigate to the Assessments Tab**
* In the sidebar, click **Assessments**.

3. **Open Reports**
* Select the required assessment.
* Click **Reports.**

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4. **View Full Report**
* Click **View report** next to a candidate to view their full individual report.

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5. **Code Playback**
The Code Playback feature records every action a candidate takes in the code editor during the assessment. This allows you to replay their entire problem-solving journey — from start to finish — helping you assess their approach, logic, and efficiency.
* Scroll to the coding question in the candidate's report.
* Select your preferred playback speed — **1x**, **2x**, or **3x**.
* Click **Play** to begin the playback.
* Click **Pause** at any time to stop the playback.
* Click **Final Code** to view the final code written by the candidate.

6. **Show Diff**
The Show Diff feature helps you understand exactly why a candidate received a particular score on a coding question by breaking down each test case result.
* Click **Show Diff** on the coding question to open the detailed breakdown.
* The report displays the following for each test case:
    * **Input** — the input provided to the candidate's code.
    * **Expected Output** — the correct output for the given input.
    * **Received Output** — the actual output produced by the candidate's code.
    * **Difference** — a highlighted comparison pinpointing exactly where and what went wrong between the expected and received output.

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7. **Analyzing Coding Question Scores**
* The score for each coding question is calculated based on the number of test cases the candidate's code successfully passes.