does anyone know about pair programming..

i am a bit familiar with this type of collaboration in the creation of program code for the automotive and supplier industry. there are some areas in motor vehicles that are highly safety-relevant, e.g., in airbag control. however, there are no fixed roles in programming; instead, programmers switch between roles once or twice a day. the planning and conception is not done by the programmers, the software architects are responsible for that. The safety requirements for these systems are so high that both, the hardware and the software, are redundant. Both components are *deliberately NOT* developed or tested by the same teams. the pair programming in these cases is only done through local and direct cooperation.

Not familiar with it but according to ChatGPT: Pair programming is a technique where two programmers work together to write code. Mainly there are two roles: Driver: This is the one who writes the code and focuses on how the code is implemented. He takes suggestions from the Navigator. Navigator: The one who plans the code and thinks about the logics. He tells the driver how to write the code, reviews it and gives suggestions for improvement. This allows them to to split their work, one helping them to think about the implementation and logics of the code properly, while other one keeps that in mind and writes the code.

Deans , why did you copy Lothar's answer?

So two programmer working together...👍 It felt like double the coding power, double the fun ..🙂🙃

Pair programming 👯‍♂️ is a coding technique where two people work together on the same task, often sharing one computer or screen. One person acts as the Driver 🕹️, who writes the actual code, while the other is the Navigator 🧭, who thinks about the bigger picture, checks for mistakes, and helps plan what comes next. They regularly switch roles to stay fresh and involved. This teamwork-based method is super helpful because 🧠 two minds are better than one — it helps catch bugs faster, improve code quality, and solve problems creatively. It’s also a great way to learn from each other 🎓 and improve communication 🤝. For example, while one person is typing out an HTML structure, the other might say, “Don’t forget to close that div tag!” – and just like that, you avoid a bug 💥. Many top tech companies like Google and Microsoft use pair programming to build better software 🚀. It's not just about writing code — it’s about working smarter, together. 😊

Yaa u can do pair programming here but it's not real time so if u want than collaborate with ur friends and do coding

Another user Meem Kaaf and I did this idea quite some time ago. https://sololearn.com/compiler-playground/WwwgCH5F30lN/?ref=app

Real-time interaction would make it way more enjoyable but it's not 😔

You could get very close to real-time, savingand sharing a private code through the messaging system and agreeing to be online at the same time. Given the often incorrect behaviour of many people on this platform (it's not an app for flirting etc) means that Sololearn would have to spend more time policing than allowing programmers to code.

When we use two or more languages to program.. Woh hotaa h nn? Hai nnn