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Code Presence Using Code Sense


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1 Department of Computer Science, Bharathiar University, India
2 School of Computing Science and Engineering, Vellore Institute of Technology, Chennai, India
     

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Programmers are tightly occupied with the development workflow. Conscious contemplation of the right code solution and proactive presence of the solution lists is presented in this paper. Refining and sensing the optimum solution lists and the proactive presence of code solutions is incorporated in this code sense algorithm. This architecture allows developers to generate and integrate best code solutions directly in to solution bases. Code Sense Interface can support collaboratively with various platforms which can be plugged in with any development interface. Using Code sense, proactive presence of code is implemented as an assistant named Code Proactive Assistant. Code suggestions for a particular requirement scenario are considered as the primary goal. In addition to showing the feasibility of this approach, it provides further evidence in support of the claim that integrating specialized code sense interfaces directly into the editor is valuable to professional developers.

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Code Sense, Code Proactive Assistant, Collaborative Learning.
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Authors

M. A. Krishna Priya
Department of Computer Science, Bharathiar University, India
Justus Selwyn
School of Computing Science and Engineering, Vellore Institute of Technology, Chennai, India

Abstract


Programmers are tightly occupied with the development workflow. Conscious contemplation of the right code solution and proactive presence of the solution lists is presented in this paper. Refining and sensing the optimum solution lists and the proactive presence of code solutions is incorporated in this code sense algorithm. This architecture allows developers to generate and integrate best code solutions directly in to solution bases. Code Sense Interface can support collaboratively with various platforms which can be plugged in with any development interface. Using Code sense, proactive presence of code is implemented as an assistant named Code Proactive Assistant. Code suggestions for a particular requirement scenario are considered as the primary goal. In addition to showing the feasibility of this approach, it provides further evidence in support of the claim that integrating specialized code sense interfaces directly into the editor is valuable to professional developers.

Keywords


Code Sense, Code Proactive Assistant, Collaborative Learning.

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