"Code preview" refers to the ability to review and visualize the written code of software before actual execution. This allows developers to identify errors, review the structure of the code, and make changes before deploying the code into production.
Typical features of software in the "Code Preview" area include:
Syntax highlighting: A feature that highlights different parts of the code with different colors to improve readability and make errors easier to spot.
Code preview: A way to display the written code in a separate area or window to allow for quick review without interrupting the main development process.
Error detection: Automatic detection of syntax errors, logic errors, or other potential issues in the code, displayed during the preview.
Live preview: A feature that allows developers to see changes in real-time as they write the code, improving feedback and enabling quick adjustments.