Google’s Bard Can Now Help You Code Software In 20 Different Program Languages

One of OpenAI’s handier ChatGPT features is creating code on the spot for those who may not have the knowledge and skill to do so, for budding software engineers and students alike.
 
Since the inception of Google’s Bard chatbot, one of the most requested upgrades has been to add a coding feature. While Bard users had to wait a little longer to receive the update, it might have been worth it as the new program can handle a wide array of software development tasks at almost every stage of the process.

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This entails code generation and debugging that can be used across Java, Python, C++, and 20 other programming languages. In addition, Bard is capable of fixing, speeding up, and optimizing outputs. 
 
You can even ask it to teach you how to code for yourself by inputting some lines into Bard and asking it to explain what it does. As with other chatbots, you can ask it to explain it to you as if you were a middle-schooler should you need extra help.

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Google does warn that, as Bard is still in its infancy, you should double-check all your code before presenting it to the chatbot.
 
The new feature will be accessible from today onwards, and Google states that more updates will be coming soon.
 
 
 
[via LifeWire and Reuters, images via various sources]