It also doesn't seem to support anything advanced or synonyms for terms. I can search for "Reverse array python" but not "Reverse list python" (technically a list is the proper name, and array is a different construct in Python), and anything more advanced than sorting algorithms or simple features don't appear. I tried a few pathfinding algorithms, fibonacci sequence, prime numbers.... And I tried several variations of search terms. "Pathfinding in Pyhton" / "Graph Search in Python" / "Djikstra's algorithm in Python", nothing. I don't think it will be very useful because of this.
Executable code snippets in Bing
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#12Not to be flippant, but.. I assumed most coders use Google / DuckDuckGo. I seem to remember reading that even coming from Microsoft offices, engineers prefer Google to Bing. Does that make this simply a PR move?
Bing Video to be exact.
(we all know it's true to an extent)
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#15Not to be flippant, but.. I assumed most coders use Google / DuckDuckGo. I seem to remember reading that even coming from Microsoft offices, engineers prefer Google to Bing. Does that make this simply a PR move?
I'm sure that most coders use Bing for certain things. Bing Video to be exact. (we all know it's true to an extent)
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#16Doesn't work here. None of the given examples triggered the feature.
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm sure that most coders use Bing for certain things. Bing Video to be exact. (we all know it's true to an extent)
What about Bing video? I've never heard of what you're mentioning.
By which I mean, videos of people fucking.
EDIT: look like I was correct!
https://www.reddit.com/r/OutOfTheLoop/comments/36hsic/why_is...
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#18Doesn't work here. None of the given examples triggered the feature.
However, it's quite easy to see the result if you add `&market=en-US` to the end of the query.
Example: https://www.bing.com/search?q=quicksort+java&market=en-US
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#20Doesn't work here. None of the given examples triggered the feature.