Bing launches a new help feature for programmers in
collaboration with HackerRank to seek help frequently. It offers an executable
code in the search results which is not something provided by the other famous
developer search engines such as Mozilla Developer Network and Stack Overflow.
According to the tool’s official announcement, engineers
visit search engines to get answers to various sites such as Stackoverflow,
Stackexchange and other blogs. You will now get a streamlined alternative which
not only offers a unique coding solution you require but also assists in code
editing to play with it in real-time.
It does not require installation of any IDE and saves
endless time otherwise spent in going back and forth from search engine to a
code editor. For example, if you are looking to concatenate a string but do not
have the basic idea of where to start from, start searching for “string concat
C#” to get an accurate answer of how the code looks.
When editing the code, the results will be presented in an
interactive code editor which you can execute directly in Bing to see what is
happening around. This helps in
improving the productivity potential to troubleshoot the code in a code editor
without needing to troubleshoot anything by trial and error. Bing’s code editor
supports languages such as C, C++, PHP, Python, Java and PHP with more languages
to be added to it soon.
Stay tuned to MedialinkersWeb Design Agency Blog for more details.
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