Question 1

You are working on a government-related software project that deals with confidential citizen data. You’ve configured a .copilotignore file to exclude sensitive files from GitHub Copilot’s context. However, your team is concerned about the limitations of content exclusions. Which of the following statements best describes a limitation of content exclusions in GitHub Copilot?

Options :

A : Once files are excluded using .copilotignore, GitHub Copilot stops making code suggestions altogether for the entire project.

B : Content exclusions in GitHub Copilot also prevent suggestions based on general programming patterns that resemble the excluded files.

C : Content exclusions will prevent Copilot from using any sensitive code that has already been processed before adding files to .copilotignore.

D : After excluding files with .copilotignore, Copilot will only offer suggestions for code that is directly related to open-source projects.

Answer: D

Question 2

You are a developer who frequently works from the command line. You want to install GitHub Copilot in the CLI to leverage its auto-completion capabilities while working on various projects. What are the correct steps to install GitHub Copilot in the CLI?

Options :

A : Use Homebrew to install GitHub Copilot by running brew install github-copilot, then authenticate with your GitHub credentials.

B : Clone the GitHub Copilot repository, navigate to the cli folder, and run the make install command.

C : Install the GitHub Copilot CLI via NPM, run the copilot setup command, and authenticate using a personal access token.

D : Install GitHub Copilot CLI through pip by running pip install github-copilot-cli, then configure it with the copilot-cli configure command.

Answer: C

Question 3

As a senior developer, you’ve been tasked with improving workflow efficiency for your team. The team uses a mix of editors and IDEs, including VS Code, but there’s also a strong preference for using the command line. You suggest integrating GitHub Copilot directly into the team's workflow via the CLI to help with code suggestions, file generation, and automation tasks. One team member asks if this integration is possible and what the setup might involve. Which of the following accurately describes how GitHub Copilot can be used in the CLI?

Options :

A : GitHub Copilot only works in GUI-based editors like VS Code and cannot be used in the command line.

B : GitHub Copilot offers native support for CLI environments and can be used without any additional setup.

C : GitHub Copilot can generate code and assist with completion directly in the terminal, but requires a plugin or third-party tool to function in the CLI.

D : GitHub Copilot CLI integration is achieved through an official GitHub Copilot extension that allows file generation and AI code suggestions directly in the terminal.

Answer: D

Question 4

You are a lead developer at a company that is considering upgrading to GitHub Copilot Business to enhance developer productivity. The engineering manager asks you to highlight the main features of GitHub Copilot Business and how it differs from other GitHub Copilot plans. Which of the following is an accurate feature of GitHub Copilot Business?

Options :

A : Copilot Chat, which allows developers to ask natural language questions and get AI-generated responses within their IDE

B : Centralized management of seat licenses and policy enforcement for large teams

C : Higher priority access to Copilot suggestions, reducing suggestion latency in repositories with high traffic

D : The ability to integrate Copilot with third-party AI code completion tools

Answer: B

Question 5

What is a key consideration when relying on GitHub Copilot Chat's explanations of code functionality and proposed improvements?

Options :

A : The explanations are dynamically updated based on user feedback.

B : Reviewing and validating the generated output for accuracy and completeness.

C : GitHub Copilot Chat uses a static database for generating explanations

D : The explanations are primarily derived from user-provided documentation.

Answer: B