Bing now supports code search

Summary

Bing has launched a new code search feature, providing developers with an additional resource for quickly finding relevant code snippets. This functionality enables users to search for and directly execute code examples within the search results, simplifying the process of understanding various implementations. It currently supports popular programming languages including C, C++, C#, Java, PHP, and Python. Co-developed by Microsoft and HackerRank, this feature offers a convenient, IDE-independent alternative to existing code search tools.

In programmer's daily life, much time is spent on searching Google or StackOverflow for code snippets which can help them understand how the code works. Now there is one more option. Microsoft's Bing now adds a new feature which support code snippet search.

With this new feature, you can search code snippet and execute them directly within the search results. For example, if you type "quick sort java", you will see below search result :

This feature now supports a few popular programming languages including C, C++, C#, Java, PHP and Python etc. It is quite similar to the code search plugin in Visual Studio but it doesn't require an IDE to use. 

This new feature is co-developed by Microsoft and HackerRank

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