David, thanks for noticing Krugle. They are definitely worth keeping an eye on. AltSearchEngines just did a walk-through with them that you might find interesting.

http://altsearchengines.com/2007/09/26/krugle-d...

David, thanks for noticing Krugle. They are definitely worth keeping an eye on. AltSearchEngines just did a walk-through with them that you might find interesting.

http://altsearchengines.com/2007/09/26/krugle-does-more-than-just-code-search/

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Thanks for the list..I was not aware of koders and Ucodeit

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Thanks for the list..I was not aware of koders and Ucodeit

Thanks
Shoban

Excellent information, I hope this will save my time instead of everytime referring for syntax from books or general google search.

Krugle is the best. One thing about koders you state that “A neat interface on the main page” which is true but after that page its a complete mess especially on the code page. Good work.

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Excellent information, I hope this will save my time instead of everytime referring for syntax from books or general google search.

Krugle is the best. One thing about koders you state that “A neat interface on the main page” which is true but after that page its a complete mess especially on the code page. Good work.

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I agree that Krugle is one of the better one. I also like Ucodit.

I agree, Krugle is a great place for code!

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I always use Ucodit and Krugal also google is very helpful in searching codes.

I had used Google code search mostly. I was pretty satisfied with that. I will try others also.

Thanks for sharing these. I have been looking for search engines for codes for a long time now. Now I know where I can get my codes easily with these resources.

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Nice tools. These code tools will help me a lot! I like google code search the most.

I had been looking for this, and thanks for sharing!

I don't use these, just google. Maybe I should check them out.