A. Extensive support for all programming languages
B. No biases in code suggestions
C. Ability to handle complex code structures
D. Limited training data
A. Content exclusions can only be configured by an enterprise administrator.
B. Repository administrators and organization owners cannot manage content exclusion settings.
C. Content exclusions are only available in the GitHub Copilot Individual plan.
D. Content exclusions can be worked around as it is only available for Git repositories.
A. By opening the relevant tabs in your IDE
B. By adding relevant code snippets to your prompt
C. By adding the important files to your .gitconfig
D. By adding the full file paths to your prompt of important files
A. "Predict future coding trends and update my codebase accordingly."
B. "Suggest ways to enhance the maintainability of this code segment."
C. "Show me how to improve the readability of this function."
D. "Refactor my application to meet the latest coding standards."
A. If the contents of an excluded file are referenced in code that is not excluded, for example function calls.
B. When the repository level settings allow overrides by the user.
C. When the user prompts with @workspace.
D. If the content exclusion was configured at the enterprise level, and is overwritten at the organization level.
A. Integrates with external testing frameworks.
B. Executes test cases to find issues with the code.
C. Constructs detailed test documentation.
D. Creates unit tests for the selected code.
A. GitHub Copilot Enterprise
B. GitHub Copilot Codespace
C. GitHub Copilot Business
D. GitHub Copilot Individuals
