GH-300 Practice Questions

A.  

Describing in your prompt what your role is to get a better suggestion

B.  

Tell GitHub Copilot in what tone of voice it should respond

C.  

Prompt GitHub Copilot to explain what was the role of a suggestion

D.  

Giving GitHub Copilot multiple examples of the form of the data you want to use

A.  

Suggestions matching public code to 'blocked'

B.  

Enforce blocking of MIT or GPL licensed code

C.  

You need to check code suggestions yourself before accepting

D.  

Enable GitHub Copilot license checking

A.  

Suggest innovative coding solutions that are not yet popular.

B.  

Suggest completely novel projects, while reducing time on a project.

C.  

Suggest code snippets that reflect the most common practices in the training data.

D.  

Suggest homogeneous solutions if provided a diverse data set.

A.  

Modify the .gitignore file to include the specific files.

B.  

Add the specific files to a copilot.ignore file.

C.  

Use the GitHub Copilot settings in the user interface to exclude files.

D.  

Rename the files to include the suffix _no_copilot.

A.  

By asking for multiple suggestions using comments in your code

B.  

By opening the completions panel in your editor

C.  

By using the inline chat functionality with the command 'multiple'

D.  

By using @workspace in the chat window

A.  

Limited training data

B.  

No biases in code suggestions

C.  

Ability to handle complex code structures

D.  

Extensive support for all programming languages

A.  

Telling GitHub Copilot about the mechanism you want it to use and how to incorporate that into the response

B.  

Telling GitHub Copilot from which sources it should base the response on

C.  

Telling GitHub Copilot to try multiple times to answer the prompt

D.  

Telling GitHub Copilot to iterate several times on the answer before returning it to you

A.  

Prompts and Suggestions: Not retained

B.  

Prompts and Suggestions: Retained for 28 days

C.  

User Engagement Data: Kept for Two Years

D.  

User Engagement Data: Kept for One Year

A.  

A project plan for the team needs to be generated using a project management software.

B.  

Create a documentation file for the newly created code base.

C.  

A developer is added to a new project and would like to understand the current software code.

D.  

Fast tracking of release management activities to move code to production main branch.

A.  

Initiates a code review with static analysis tools for security and logic errors.

B.  

Converts pseudocode into executable code, optimizing for readability and maintainability.

C.  

Generates new code snippets based on language syntax and best practices.

D.  

Proposes changes for detected issues, suggesting corrections for syntax errors and programming mistakes.