- ABy being vague about the inputs, outputs, APIs, or frameworks they want to use.
- BBy using chat participants, slash commands, chat variables, and being specific in your prompts.
- CBy asking Copilot to perform large tasks at once.
- DBy avoiding the use of code snippets in prompts.
Practice Assessment for GH-300: GitHub Copilot - Quiz
- AClarity - Focus on a single, well-defined task.
- BVerbosity - Provide extensive and detailed descriptions.
- CSpecificity - Use clear and explicit instructions.
- DSurround - Utilize descriptive filenames and keep related files open.
- ABased on the context of code in the editor.
- BBased on the programming language used.
- CBased on the length of the code written.
- DBased on a random selection of popular coding patterns.
- AGitHub Copilot Enterprise has code completions, while GitHub Copilot Business does not.
- BGitHub Copilot Enterprise has chat in IDE and mobile, while GitHub Copilot Business does not.
- CGitHub Copilot Enterprise has an extra layer of personalization, with organization utilizing their own codebase to train GitHub Copilot.
- DGitHub Copilot Enterprise has an extra layer of security, with IP indemnity and enterprise-grade security, safety, and privacy.
- AAccess the inline chat by clicking on the chat icon in the left sidebar of Visual Studio Code.
- BUse Ctrl+i on Windows or Command+i on a Mac to open the inline chat.
- CAccess the inline chat by using Alt+i on Windows or Option+i on a Mac.
- DType "/chat" anywhere in your code to open the inline chat.
- AThey are used to organize the code in the main application.
- BThey are used to structure unit tests into setup (Arrange), execution (Act), and verification (Assert) phases.
- CThey are used to compile and run the unit tests.
- DThey are used to generate documentation for the tests.
- ABy optimizing algorithms and data structures for the task at hand.
- BBy identifying potential issues in the code to prevent bugs and errors from occurring.
- CBy minimizing disk and network I/O operations or performing them asynchronously.
- DBy using the latest programming language features and syntax.
- ARevealing sensitive information in exceptions, catching general exceptions only, and swallowing exceptions.
- BCatch the most specific exceptions possible, avoid revealing sensitive information in exceptions, and avoid swallowing exceptions.
- CExposing detailed error information, catching only specific exceptions, and not rethrowing exceptions.
- DUsing try-catch blocks for every line of code and logging all exceptions to a public server.
- ABy suggesting potential refactoring updates based on the context of your codebase.
- BBy providing a detailed analysis of the class's dependencies.
- CBy automatically rewriting the entire class.
- DBy generating unit tests for each method in the class.
- AGenerate completions from a code line and from a code file.
- BGenerate completions from a comment and from a code line.
- CGenerate completions from a comment and from a prompt.
- DGenerate completions from a function name and from a variable name.
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Practice Assessment for GH-300: GitHub Copilot - Quiz
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- A. By being vague about the inputs, outputs, APIs, or frameworks they want to use.
- B. By using chat participants, slash commands, chat variables, and being specific in your prompts.
- C. By asking Copilot to perform large tasks at once.
- D. By avoiding the use of code snippets in prompts.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Using these features and being specific in prompts provides clear context and intent, resulting in better responses.
- A. Clarity - Focus on a single, well-defined task.
- B. Verbosity - Provide extensive and detailed descriptions.
- C. Specificity - Use clear and explicit instructions.
- D. Surround - Utilize descriptive filenames and keep related files open.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Verbosity is not a principle of effective prompt engineering. Concise and clear prompts are more effective than overly detailed ones.
- A. Based on the context of code in the editor.
- B. Based on the programming language used.
- C. Based on the length of the code written.
- D. Based on a random selection of popular coding patterns.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Copilot analyzes the context of the code in the editor, including surrounding code and comments, to generate relevant suggestions.
- A. GitHub Copilot Enterprise has code completions, while GitHub Copilot Business does not.
- B. GitHub Copilot Enterprise has chat in IDE and mobile, while GitHub Copilot Business does not.
- C. GitHub Copilot Enterprise has an extra layer of personalization, with organization utilizing their own codebase to train GitHub Copilot.
- D. GitHub Copilot Enterprise has an extra layer of security, with IP indemnity and enterprise-grade security, safety, and privacy.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Enterprise allows organizations to train Copilot with their own codebase for tailored suggestions.
- A. Access the inline chat by clicking on the chat icon in the left sidebar of Visual Studio Code.
- B. Use Ctrl+i on Windows or Command+i on a Mac to open the inline chat.
- C. Access the inline chat by using Alt+i on Windows or Option+i on a Mac.
- D. Type "/chat" anywhere in your code to open the inline chat.
Remarks:
Explanation:
The keyboard shortcuts Ctrl+i (Windows) or Command+i (Mac) are the correct ways to access GitHub Copilot's inline chat.
- A. They are used to organize the code in the main application.
- B. They are used to structure unit tests into setup (Arrange), execution (Act), and verification (Assert) phases.
- C. They are used to compile and run the unit tests.
- D. They are used to generate documentation for the tests.
Remarks:
Explanation:
They are used to generate documentation for the tests.
- A. By optimizing algorithms and data structures for the task at hand.
- B. By identifying potential issues in the code to prevent bugs and errors from occurring.
- C. By minimizing disk and network I/O operations or performing them asynchronously.
- D. By using the latest programming language features and syntax.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Identifying and addressing potential issues in the code helps prevent bugs and errors, improving reliability.
- A. Revealing sensitive information in exceptions, catching general exceptions only, and swallowing exceptions.
- B. Catch the most specific exceptions possible, avoid revealing sensitive information in exceptions, and avoid swallowing exceptions.
- C. Exposing detailed error information, catching only specific exceptions, and not rethrowing exceptions.
- D. Using try-catch blocks for every line of code and logging all exceptions to a public server.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Catching specific exceptions allows for targeted handling, avoiding sensitive information in exceptions prevents leaks, and not swallowing exceptions ensures errors are logged or rethrown for debugging.
- A. By suggesting potential refactoring updates based on the context of your codebase.
- B. By providing a detailed analysis of the class's dependencies.
- C. By automatically rewriting the entire class.
- D. By generating unit tests for each method in the class.
Remarks:
Explanation:
GitHub Copilot Chat can analyze the context of your codebase and suggest potential refactoring updates to improve class modularity.
- A. Generate completions from a code line and from a code file.
- B. Generate completions from a comment and from a code line.
- C. Generate completions from a comment and from a prompt.
- D. Generate completions from a function name and from a variable name.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Copilot can generate completions based on comments describing intent or from partially written code lines