| The KingCode service
helps you find information about specific programming
languages. It is really simple. Just select the language that
you'd like to research (dropdown box) then tell KingCode what
you're looking for by typing in keywords or questions in the
search box.
Here's a sample
search box:
How To Search -
Step By Step
1. Choose the
language that you wish to research.
2. Type your keyword(s) in the search box.
3. Press the Search button, and that's it!
Forming Your Query
The first way to try a
search is by using natural language. For example: How
do I loop through an array of values?
The second way to try
a search is by just entering the words that you wish to find. If
you enter the search term: array variables,
both the words array and variables
must be present in order for a search result to be shown.
Using Wildcards
By using wildcards you
can enter a partial search term and KingCode will find all of
the terms that begin with that search term. For example, if you
enter the search term: pro*, the asterisk
acts as the wildcard, and this instructs KingCode to find any
result that begins with pro.
This would match words such as program, protest,
and even proforma.
Wildcards are useful
if you are not certain of the complete spelling of a word/term.
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