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The questions really put my knowledge to the test as some of them were quite tricky and I had to go back to the documentation to find out more information about it. It really helped me to understand the basics of github copilot and also it helped me to understand the role of AI. Hoping to gain more knowledge and insights from this session |
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This collection of resources is really helpful, as always. Regarding the answers, I believe that it must be, Q1. Option - D |
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Q1:d |
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Q1: d. GitHub Copilot Individual, Business, and Enterprise |
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Welcome to Week 1 of the GitHub Copilot certification prep course! This week, we’ll start with some introductory materials and best practices to build a solid foundation for the exam. This discussion is your go-to spot to ask questions, review study guides, and practice exam topics.
To give you a clear roadmap, we’ve broken down the course into weekly learning goals as per the exam study guide. Here’s an overview of what to expect, including the key topics and their weightage in the exam.
🎗️ Remember, top participants will win a GitHub Certification exam voucher! 🎫 So stay engaged, share your insights, and make the most of this opportunity.
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Pro Tip: Stay up to date by subscribing to this discussion—don’t miss any key resources or prep tips! 📲
Step One: Prep 📚
Let’s lay the groundwork for your Copilot expertise! Here's your curated resource pack for Week 1. These materials are everything you need to ace this portion of the exam:
Step Two: Put Your Knowledge to the Test ⚡
Use the discussion below to share additional study resources and respond to our prep questions
1. Which of the following subscription plans are available for GitHub Copilot?
a. GitHub Copilot Free, Pro, and Team
b. GitHub Copilot Personal, Business, and Enterprise
c. GitHub Copilot Starter, Professional, and Enterprise
d. GitHub Copilot Individual, Business, and Enterprise
2. How do you access GitHub Copilot's inline chat?
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.
3. What percentage of developers said that GitHub Copilot helps them code faster?
a) 70%
b) 83%
c) 65%
d) 90%
4. How does GitHub Copilot work?
a) GitHub Copilot uses prompts and natural language text that you type to provide coding suggestions.
b) GitHub Copilot uses lights that you type, and it provides suggestions based on what you type.
c) GitHub Copilot uses radio language that you type, and it provides suggestions based on what you type.
d) GitHub Copilot uses binary code input to generate suggestions.
5. How does GitHub Copilot learn from your prompts?
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.
6. What is the difference between GitHub Copilot Business and GitHub Copilot Enterprise?
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.
7. What is the primary goal of Responsible AI?
a) To maximize profits from AI systems.
b) To develop AI systems as quickly as possible.
c) To ensure AI systems are safe, trustworthy, and ethical.
d) To replace human decision-making with AI.
Engage in the discussion below by sharing your favourite study resources, sharing feedback, and answering prep questions. As a refresher again, we'll be selecting top participants to receive a GitHub Certifications exam voucher 🎫 based on your active participation throughout the prep up weeks. 🚀
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