Now, another neat feature is that you can select code, open this edit mode, but you
can now not just pass edit instructions to cursor, but instead you can also write a quick
question like, what does this code do?
What does extended false mean?
Why is it not true?
You can also bring in the web, let's say, so that cursor does a web search if it needs
to.
And now instead of clicking generate, which would try to generate some code, which doesn't
make a lot of sense for this prompt, you can pick quick question or use this shortcut here.
And now you really just have a normal chat here, where the goal now is not to generate
code, but instead to generate an answer for your question.
So that you learn what this code does and what extended false is and why it's set
like this.
You can also click on a source here to learn more.
So that's a nice quick and easy way to learn more about parts of your code or to quickly
understand more about certain parts of your code, which of course is especially helpful
if you're maybe working in a team and you didn't write some code on your own.
Or it's simply been some time since you last wrote some code here.
Well then you can use this quick question mode.