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Now, another neat feature is that you can select code, open this edit mode, but you

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can now not just pass edit instructions to cursor, but instead you can also write a quick

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question like, what does this code do?

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What does extended false mean?

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Why is it not true?

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You can also bring in the web, let's say, so that cursor does a web search if it needs

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to.

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And now instead of clicking generate, which would try to generate some code, which doesn't

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make a lot of sense for this prompt, you can pick quick question or use this shortcut here.

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And now you really just have a normal chat here, where the goal now is not to generate

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code, but instead to generate an answer for your question.

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So that you learn what this code does and what extended false is and why it's set

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like this.

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You can also click on a source here to learn more.

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So that's a nice quick and easy way to learn more about parts of your code or to quickly

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understand more about certain parts of your code, which of course is especially helpful

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if you're maybe working in a team and you didn't write some code on your own.

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Or it's simply been some time since you last wrote some code here.

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Well then you can use this quick question mode.

