Bing is becoming the best search engine for developers as it now brings executable Code Snippets to search results!
Microsoft has launched a new partnership with programming community website HackerRank to display executable code snippets on Bing search results pages. Does that sound interesting to you?
Every so often, every programmer needs to search for algorithms and programs in their web browser. As a result, most of them end up visiting websites like Stack Overflow or the Mozilla Developer Network to seek help. In order to make this process much easier, Microsoft is turning Bing into a specialized search engine for coding.
How to use the Bing executable code snippet feature
All you need to do is visit Bing.com and search for queries like “fibonacci in c#”, “quick sort python”, etc.
When you press enter, the code editor widget will appear. You can run the code by pressing the Run Code button.
From another button in the upper right corner, you can change programming languages to view the same code in a different language. Currently, the languages available are C, C++, C#, Python, PHP, and Java.
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Important note: If you are unable to see the executable code snippet feature in Bing, make sure you have set your region to US in Bing. To do this, click on Settings on the Bing.com page, look for Regions on the left, and select United States.
HackerRank reports that the search engine currently displays more than 80 code snippets that cover the most frequently searched terms.
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