- AIt only relies on its pre-existing training data.
- BIt utilizes various approaches including zero-shot, one-shot, and few-shot learning.
- CIt requires extensive manual training on specific tasks.
- DIt cannot learn and adapt based on user interactions.
GH-300: GitHub Copilot - Quiz
- AStatistical analysis and pattern recognition
- BSecure prompt transmission and context gathering
- CContent filtering to ensure safety and security
- DContext analysis to understand the user's intent
- AYour code editor.
- BHow well your extensions were installed.
- CHow well you crafted your prompt.
- DThe time of day you're coding.
- ATo manage user accounts and billing information
- BTo understand and analyze the user's code structure
- CTo generate context-aware code suggestions and respond to prompts
- DTo compile and execute the generated code within the IDE
- AYes, it's free for everyone.
- BNo, it's a service you can sign up for that's free for students to use but currently costs 10 dollars per month.
- CIt's not free, even if you're a student or a teacher.
- DIt's free for the first month, then requires a subscription.
- AIt provides a user interface for manually writing tests.
- BIt automatically runs the tests and provides the results.
- CIt suggests completions and generates tests based on the code context.
- DIt creates a full test suite without any user input.
- ATo keep AI operations secret from the public.
- B To make AI systems' operations and decisions understandable and clear.
- C To hide the limitations of AI systems.
- D To prioritize efficiency over ethical considerations.
- A A platform for code repositories.
- BA model powered by machine learning.
- C An assistant for coding, powered by OpenAI.
- DA service for web hosting.
- AA method that adds trainable elements to each layer of the pretrained model without a complete overhaul.
- BA technology optimizing communication between different coding languages.
- CA specialized software library enhancing Copilot's performance.
- D A new programming paradigm supported exclusively by Copilot.
- AAttaching files or folders from a GitHub repository
- BPasting URLs of GitHub issues and pull requests
- CUploading a local file (for example, a text document or spreadsheet)
- D@-mentioning a Copilot extension so it can run in Space chat
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GH-300: GitHub Copilot - Quiz
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- A. It only relies on its pre-existing training data.
- B. It utilizes various approaches including zero-shot, one-shot, and few-shot learning.
- C. It requires extensive manual training on specific tasks.
- D. It cannot learn and adapt based on user interactions.
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Explanation:
Copilot uses zero-shot, one-shot, and few-shot learning to adapt to different scenarios and generate relevant code.
GitHub Copilot learns from your prompts using zero-shot, one-shot, and few-shot learning techniques — approaches that help the AI understand and generate relevant code without requiring large amounts of new training data.
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In zero-shot learning, Copilot relies purely on its existing knowledge to respond to your prompt, even if it has never seen a similar example before.
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In one-shot learning, the model uses a single example to understand what you want and then generalizes the idea to new tasks.
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In few-shot learning, it learns from a few examples within your prompt to detect the pattern and produce accurate, context-aware code.
These methods make Copilot flexible and powerful, allowing it to quickly adapt to different coding situations, understand your intent, and offer meaningful code completions — all in real time.
- A. Statistical analysis and pattern recognition
- B. Secure prompt transmission and context gathering
- C. Content filtering to ensure safety and security
- D. Context analysis to understand the user's intent
Remarks:
Explanation:
Copilot does not rely on traditional statistical analysis and pattern recognition but uses neural networks and language models.
- A. Your code editor.
- B. How well your extensions were installed.
- C. How well you crafted your prompt.
- D. The time of day you're coding.
Remarks:
Explanation:
The time of day you're coding.
- A. To manage user accounts and billing information
- B. To understand and analyze the user's code structure
- C. To generate context-aware code suggestions and respond to prompts
- D. To compile and execute the generated code within the IDE
Remarks:
Explanation:
To compile and execute the generated code within the IDE
- A. Yes, it's free for everyone.
- B. No, it's a service you can sign up for that's free for students to use but currently costs 10 dollars per month.
- C. It's not free, even if you're a student or a teacher.
- D. It's free for the first month, then requires a subscription.
Remarks:
Explanation:
GitHub Copilot costs $10 per month but is free for verified students, teachers, and open-source maintainers.
- A. It provides a user interface for manually writing tests.
- B. It automatically runs the tests and provides the results.
- C. It suggests completions and generates tests based on the code context.
- D. It creates a full test suite without any user input.
Remarks:
Explanation:
GitHub Copilot suggests and generates tests based on the code context.
- A. To keep AI operations secret from the public.
- B. To make AI systems' operations and decisions understandable and clear.
- C. To hide the limitations of AI systems.
- D. To prioritize efficiency over ethical considerations.
Remarks:
Explanation:
To make AI systems' operations and decisions understandable and clear.
- A. A platform for code repositories.
- B. A model powered by machine learning.
- C. An assistant for coding, powered by OpenAI.
- D. A service for web hosting.
Remarks:
Explanation:
An assistant for coding, powered by OpenAI.
- A. A method that adds trainable elements to each layer of the pretrained model without a complete overhaul.
- B. A technology optimizing communication between different coding languages.
- C. A specialized software library enhancing Copilot's performance.
- D. A new programming paradigm supported exclusively by Copilot.
Remarks:
Explanation:
A method that adds trainable elements to each layer of the pretrained model without a complete overhaul.
- A. Attaching files or folders from a GitHub repository
- B. Pasting URLs of GitHub issues and pull requests
- C. Uploading a local file (for example, a text document or spreadsheet)
- D. @-mentioning a Copilot extension so it can run in Space chat
Remarks:
Explanation:
@-mentioning a Copilot extension so it can run in Space chat