Which languages are included?

The rotating passages currently cover JavaScript, TypeScript and SQL syntax.

Do line breaks count?

Yes. Code layout is part of the passage, and Enter appears as the next-key instruction where required.

Why is code WPM lower than normal WPM?

Symbols and exact formatting require more movement than prose, so code-specific speed is normally lower.

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Code Typing Test

Practise typing real code syntax with brackets, punctuation, indentation and live WPM.

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About the Code Typing Test

Code Typing Test trains the symbols and patterns that normal prose tests avoid, including brackets, braces, operators, indentation, template strings and SQL keywords.

Passages retain line breaks and exact punctuation. WPM credits only correct characters, so the score rewards usable programming accuracy rather than hurried plain-English speed.

Key features

JavaScript, TypeScript and SQL samples
Exact whitespace and punctuation
Timed WPM and accuracy
Current-key keyboard guide

How to use

1Select a test duration and begin with the displayed snippet.
2Match every symbol, space and line break.
3Load a new passage to practise another code pattern.

Examples

Practise a TypeScript function

Input: Function with braces and a template string

Output: Code WPM, accuracy and symbol errors

Keep the rhythm steady around punctuation instead of pausing to search for each symbol.

Frequently asked questions

Which languages are included?: The rotating passages currently cover JavaScript, TypeScript and SQL syntax.
Do line breaks count?: Yes. Code layout is part of the passage, and Enter appears as the next-key instruction where required.
Why is code WPM lower than normal WPM?: Symbols and exact formatting require more movement than prose, so code-specific speed is normally lower.