This book introduces the ways that artificial intelligence can make life as a coder easier. Chris Minnick explains the tools that can produce, examine, and fix code for you and looks at how to automate processes like code documentation, debugging, updating, and optimization.
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Author: Chris Minnick Publisher: For Dummies Date: March 2025 Pages: 336 ISBN: 978-1394249138 Print: 1394249136 Kindle: B0CW1LP1RM Audience: General Level: Introductory/Intermediate Category: Artificial Intelligence

Topics include:
- Discover the core coding tasks boosted by artificial intelligence
- Meet the top AI coding assistance platforms currently on the market
- Learn how to generate documentation with AI and use AI to keep your code up to date
- Use predictive tools to help speed up the coding process and eliminate bugs
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