EboraBot Code 1 Worded Solver
Step-by-step help for Computer Programming 1 — predict the output of a snippet (trace/dry-run), find and fix the bug, write pseudocode or an algorithm, convert between pseudocode and code, and understand Python & C basics (variables, data types, operators, if/loops, functions, arrays/lists, strings). EboraBot explains line by line — not just the answer. Text+Figure mode reads a flowchart or a screenshot of code from a photo and works through it with you.
Use this when your photo shows a flowchart or a screenshot of code (Python or C) — anything you can't easily retype. EboraBot reads the diagram or code (keeping the indentation), then traces and explains it step-by-step. Costs 15 EP per problem (~2× a text scan, because the vision step is heavier).
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This app is priced per problem — only 2 EP each — and works best when students send one problem at a time. If you continue, EboraBot will only solve the first one and explain why, but you'll still be charged 2 EP.
💡 Tip: send each problem separately for the same 2 EP cost. You'll also remember each solution better when you study them one at a time.
Before you scan
EboraBot reads the problem text from your photo, then sends it to the solver. Heads up:
- It can misread characters — a
1can becomel/i,0→O,==→=, and indentation can shift. - It can miss givens — a value defined off-screen, an import, or a comment.
- Always check the extracted text before solving — you can edit it.
- The solution is a first draft. Verify against your notes and what your professor taught.
About Text+Figure mode
Text+Figure mode reads a flowchart or a screenshot of code (Python or C) in your photo, then traces and explains it step-by-step. Heads up:
- Costs 15 EP per problem (~2× a text-only scan).
- Use it for flowcharts or code you can't easily retype. If you can type the code, the regular Scan tab (or just typing) is cheaper.
- Take a straight, clear photo — angled or blurry code confuses the reader and indentation can shift.
- Always check the transcribed code/flowchart before trusting the trace.