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Welcome! (VX heavens) attrition.org Infopirate.org Top 5 Source Code Search Engines If you are a new or an experienced programmer, looking and understanding the source code of others will always help you out in many situations. Source Code search engines help you a lot when you are looking for some specific code. Here I am going to list my 5 favorite source code search engines. 1) Google Code Search When it comes to search engines, the first name that comes to your mind is Google and they do have a search engine for source codes. 2) Koders Koders is another popular choice when it comes to source codes. 3) Krugle Krugle is one of the largest source code search engines. 4) Codase Codase is another choice when it comes to source code search engines. 5) Code Fetch Code Fetch is a good choice when you are looking for source code examples which are given in programming books. If you know any more, do mention them in comments, I will update the list.
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