Running C Code Inside ChatGPT: A Surprising Discovery

Recently, a fascinating discovery has been made in the world of ChatGPT. It appears that you can now run C code within the framework of ChatGPT's new Code Interpreter. However, before we delve into this exciting development, it is crucial to emphasize the importance of adhering to OpenAI's usage policies to avoid any negative consequences. Check out OpenAI's usage policies here.

Initially, ChatGPT would refuse to execute any os command, as shown in the image above. However, when users clarified their intention to only receive the output and acknowledged the restrictions, ChatGPT became more accommodating.

As seen in the image above, ChatGPT successfully ran the gcc --help command and provided the expected output. This opened up an entirely new possibility: the ability to write and execute any C code within ChatGPT.

With this newfound capability, users can now write their own C code within ChatGPT, as illustrated in the image above. As an added touch of humor, ChatGPT even suggests coming up with something fun to do with the code.

Finally, the moment arrives when ChatGPT flawlessly runs the compiled C file, proving that this integration of C code execution is indeed functional.

Excited about this discovery? You can try it out yourself by visiting the ChatGPT with Code Interpreter link.

Remember, while this feature is remarkable, it's crucial to operate within the boundaries set forth by OpenAI. Now, go ahead and unleash your creativity within the world of ChatGPT!

Have you tried executing C code in ChatGPT? Share your experiences and thoughts in the comments below!