Empowering Human-Machine Communication in Code Generation with NLP
Upendra Singh Aswal, Pappala Mohan Rao, B. R. Supreeth, G. Manikandan, R. Srinivasan, Mohit Tiwari · 2024
The symbiotic interaction between people and computers in the realm of software development is experiencing a fundamental transition, spurred by improvements in Natural Language Processing (NLP). This study investigates how natural language processing (NLP) is changing the software development process by facilitating better human-machine collaboration throughout the coding phase. Data collection, NLP model creation, and assessment are all part of the rigorous process used in our work, which yields important results. The possibility for improving code quality and efficiency while also democratizing code production is discussed in the context of a fictional situation. Ethical concerns are also highlighted, along with the need to minimize bias in NLP-driven code production. To the benefit of developers, organizations, and society at large, this study not only adds empirical insights but also imagines a future in which software development is more inclusive, efficient, and morally responsible. From improved natural language processing models to real-time feedback loops and multimodal techniques, the future of this transforming discipline promises to further influence the landscape of software development.