CodeCompanion-AI-powered content creation tool

Example

A developer needs to write a function that sorts a list of integers in ascending order using Python.

Scenario

The developer inputs a natural language query: 'Can you show me a Python function that sorts a list of integers in ascending order?'. CodeCompanion responds by generating a well-structured Python function with proper syntax: ```python def sort_list(arr): return sorted(arr) ```. The developer can then copy-paste this function directly into their project or modify it as needed.

Example

A developer wants to optimize a piece of code for better performance and readability.

Scenario

The developer shares their existing code with CodeCompanion: ```python def calculate_factorial(n): fact = 1 for i in range(1, n+1): fact *= i return fact ``` CodeCompanion analyzes the code and provides suggestions such as using Python’s built-in `math.factorial()` for improved efficiency, or refactoring the loop into a more Pythonic form. CodeCompanion may suggest: ```python import math def calculate_factorial(n): return math.factorial(n) ```

Example

A developer encounters an error in their code and needs assistance with debugging.

Scenario

The developer submits the following error message: 'TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'int' and 'str'.'. CodeCompanion quickly identifies the issue and explains that this error occurs when attempting to add an integer to a string, and suggests potential solutions: 1. Convert the string to an integer using `int()`. 2. Convert the integer to a string using `str()`. The assistant may also suggest the correct approach in code form: ```python number = 5 text = '10' result = number + int(text) # Corrects the type mismatch ```