Practice Free GH-300 GitHub Copilot Exam Exam Questions Answers With Explanation

Monthly as a subscription

Annually as a subscription

Monthly, as a metered service based on actual consumption

Free (not billed) for all open source projects

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

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

Telling GitHub Copilot to try multiple times to answer the prompt

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

By filling out a feedback form on the GitHub website

By emailing the support team directly

By posting on the GitHub forums

Through the "Share Feedback" button in the Copilot Chat panel

Provide specific success criteria

Provide all information about the utilized files

Provide insight on where to get the content from to get a response

Provide links to supporting documentation

GitHub Copilot cannot assist in writing documentation or comments.

GitHub Copilot can automatically generate complete and detailed documentation.

GitHub Copilot can suggest summaries or descriptions based on the code's functionality.

GitHub Copilot can only generate content in markdown format.

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

Tell GitHub Copilot in what tone of voice it should respond

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

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

All repos are indexed

Indexing is static

It is an Enterprise feature

All file types are indexed

By analyzing the codebase and suggesting more efficient algorithms or data structures.

By automatically rewriting the codebase to use more efficient code.

By enforcing strict coding standards that ensure optimal performance.

By providing detailed reports on the performance of the codebase.

By offering code transformation examples that enhance performance and reduce complexity.

By independently ensuring compliance with regulatory standards across industries.

By providing suggestions for improving code readability and maintainability based on best practices.

By autonomously refactoring entire codebases to the latest programming language.

Navigate to the Security tab in the organization's GitHub settings

Navigate to the Insights tab in the repository settings

Use the Audit log section in the organization's GitHub settings

Use the Code tab in the GitHub repository

Chat history is used to train the GitHub Copilot model in real-time.

Chat history provides context to GitHub Copilot, improving the relevance and accuracy of its code suggestions.

Chat history is stored and shared with other users to enhance collaboration.

Chat history is irrelevant to GitHub Copilot and does not affect its functionality.

It automatically merges pull requests after an automated review.

It generates a prose summary and a bulleted list of key changes for pull requests.

It can validate the accuracy of the changes in the pull request.

It can answer questions about the changeset of the pull request.

"Show me how to improve the readability of this function."

"Suggest ways to enhance the maintainability of this code segment."

"Refactor my application to meet the latest coding standards."

"Predict future coding trends and update my codebase accordingly."

Running code suggestions through filters designed to detect public code

Comparing suggestions against public code using machine learning.

Analyzing the context and structure of the code being written

Reviewing the user's browsing history to identify public repositories

The excluded content is not directly available to GitHub Copilot to use as context.

GitHub Copilot suggestions are no longer available in the excluded files.

The excluded content is no longer used while debugging the code.

The IDE will not count coding suggestions in the excluded content.

Based on the payment method in your user profile

N/A – Copilot Individual is a free service for all open source projects

Through an invoice or a credit card

Through an Azure Subscription

Limited training data

No biases in code suggestions

Ability to handle complex code structures

Extensive support for all programming languages

Inline suggestions

Pull request summaries

Knowledge bases

Chat

GitHub Copilot Individual

GitHub Copilot Business

GitHub Copilot Business for non-GHE Customers

GitHub Copilot Enterprise

GitHub Copilot Teams

Have an organization owner configure content exclusions

Add a .gitignore file to the repo

Have a repo administrator configure content exclusions

Use the #file Chat variable to exclude the files

Upgrade to Copilot Business

Code suggestions

Chat

Knowledge Base

Pull Request Diff Analysis

GitHub Copilot can automatically handle project management tasks.

GitHub Copilot can completely replace the need for human collaboration.

GitHub Copilot can predict and prevent bugs before they occur.

GitHub Copilot allows developers to stay in their IDE.

Utilize to interpret developer's thoughts and intentions without any code or comments.

Engage with chat participants such as @workspace to incorporate collaborative context into the responses.

Access developer's previous projects and code repositories to understand their coding style without explicit permission.

Utilize chat variables like *file to anchor the conversation within the specific context of the files or editors in use.

Blocking public code matches

Blocking license check configuration

Allowing public code matches

Allowing license check configuration

Modify the .gitignore file to include the specific files.

Add the specific files to a copilot.ignore file.

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

Rename the files to include the suffix _no_copilot.

GitHub Copilot automatically updates deprecated features in its suggestions to the latest version.

GitHub Copilot may suggest deprecated syntax or features if they are present in its training data.

GitHub Copilot always filters out deprecated elements to promote the use of current standards.

GitHub Copilot rejects all prompts involving deprecated features to avoid compilation errors.

By adding comments to your code and triggering a suggestion.

By highlighting the code you want to fix, right-clicking, and selecting "Fix using GitHub Copilot."

By running the gh copilot fix command.

By using the "/fix" command in GitHub Copilot in-line chat.

By highlighting the code you want to fix, right-clicking, and selecting "Refactor using GitHub Copilot."

Focusing on accessibility will ensure fairness.

Focusing on collecting large datasets for training will ensure fairness.

Regularly monitoring the AI tool's performance will ensure fairness in its outputs.

Training AI data and algorithms to be free from biases will ensure fairness.

Code quality

Compatibility with user-specific settings

Suggestions matching public code (optional based on settings)

Performance benchmarking

If the contents of an excluded file are referenced in code that is not excluded, for example function calls.

When the repository level settings allow overrides by the user.

If the content exclusion was configured at the enterprise level, and is overwritten at the organization level.

When the user prompts with @workspace.

If GitHub Copilot can connect to the server selected in your user settings.

If the user is part of the content exclusion team that limits the use of content exclusions.

If the content exclusion settings changed in the last 30 minutes or before that.

If the user is in an organization that has content exclusions configured.