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On the search interface, it's possible for users to initiate searches
for code snippets by employing either natural language queries or
more code-like examples. The system processes the input by transforming
it into vector representations through the use of two neural encoders.
These vectors play a crucial role in semantically searching a database
filled with code snippets, ensuring the retrieval of code that aligns
closely with the intended meaning and/or functionality.
Searching over a codebase is a non-trivial task, which might be seen from at
least two perspectives. As a developer, you might want to find code snippets
similar to the one you already have. At a different time, you want a particular
method that does <b>this specific thing</b>, but you don't know the entire
source code. Our code search demo supports both cases using two different
embedding models.
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The outcome of this search presents users with code snippets that closely
match their query, organized in order of their relevance to the entered
text. This allows users to explore and evaluate the found code snippets
to identify the one that meets their requirements best. By utilizing
natural language processing and machine learning techniques, this code
search method enhances the precision and efficiency in locating pertinent
code. Moreover, it facilitates the exploration of unfamiliar codebases
even without the necessity of prior knowledge in the programming language,
overcoming the limitations of traditional keyword-based searches which
falter without knowledge of specific variable or class names. Thus, semantic
code search significantly improves the search experience.
Using both embeddings helps us find not only the relevant method but also the
exact piece of code inside it, that does the thing you are looking for.
Semantic code intelligence in action, in context!
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