Seeing as how its knowledge base is pulled from similar code pulled from the internet, I'd find it very likely to get the reference and interpret that as the qu

Seeing as how its knowledge base is pulled from similar code pulled from the internet, I'd find it very likely to get the reference and interpret that as the quake fast inverse square root. Same with general context/library stuff - though obviously that's conditional on the quality of its training data. e.g. it would probably "understand" common devops/organization/OS/library stuff even if it's not part of the language it's presumably reading - just because other users probably left comments on those lines similarly - but it's not gonna necessarily understand your application-specific business logic beyond what's actually happening. Would need some very specific examples though (by definition lol). Even dumb stuff like interpreting "make the div spin around" from some CSS/JS would probably work, as someone somewhere probably coded that similarly.