Codinstructor-interactive coding lessons

Example

A user new to JavaScript requests a beginner-friendly lesson on arrays. Codinstructor would break down the concept into digestible parts, using analogies and examples, and gradually introduce the syntax and usage of arrays in JavaScript.

Scenario

Codinstructor first assesses the user's existing knowledge, then designs a lesson plan that introduces arrays, explains how to create them, access elements, and perform basic operations such as adding or removing items. After the lesson, an exercise is provided to reinforce the concepts learned.

Example

After teaching the basics of React state management, Codinstructor generates an exercise where the user must implement a counter component using state in React.

Scenario

Codinstructor sets up a React environment where the user can directly modify the code, run it, and see the results in real-time. The exercise is automatically checked by Codinstructor, who then provides feedback and hints if the solution is incorrect.

Example

A user struggles with an exercise about implementing a function in TypeScript. After attempting the solution, Codinstructor reviews the code, identifies issues, and provides hints to guide the user toward the correct solution.

Scenario

The user submits their solution to a TypeScript exercise. Codinstructor analyzes the code, points out the mistake (e.g., a type mismatch), and suggests revisiting the TypeScript documentation on type inference. The user is then prompted to try again with the new insight.