Microsoft's Bing and HackerRank Offer Way to Play with Code

Posted on Tuesday, April 12, 2016 by STUART PARKERSON, Global Sales

Microsoft�s Bing and HackerRank have partnered to launch a new feature for Bing that allows programmers to find solutions to coding queries directly within the search engine.

Instead of searching across multiple websites, developers can now find, edit, and play with coding solutions in real-time without needing an integrated development environment (IDE). The code runs on a live code editor within Bing�s search engine.

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