GitHub-Copilot 無料問題集「GitHub CopilotCertification」

（A）Providing examples of desired output

（B）Use a .gitignore file to exclude irrelevant files

（C）Including personal information in the code comments

（D）Clearly defining the problem or task

（E）Using meaningful variable names

（A）GitHub Copilot Business

（B）GitHub Copilot Enterprise

（C）GitHub Copilot Individual

（D）GitHub Copilot Professional

（A）User Engagement Data: Kept for Two Years

（B）Prompts and Suggestions: Not retained

（C）User Engagement Data: Kept for One Year

（D）Prompts and Suggestions: Retained for 28 days

（A）GitHub Copilot Chat uses a static database for generating explanations.

（B）The explanations are dynamically updated based on user feedback.

（C）Reviewing and validating the generated output for accuracy and completeness.

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

（A）Pull Request Diff Analysis

（B）Chat

（C）Knowledge Base

（D）Code suggestions

（A）GitHub Copilot can generate all types of unit tests, including those for edge cases and complex integration scenarios.

（B）GitHub Copilot's limitations in generating unit tests can vary based on the IDE version you are using.

（C）GitHub Copilot primarily suggests basic unit tests that focus on core functionalities, often requiring additional input from developers for comprehensive coverage.

（D）GitHub Copilot can handle any complexity in code and automatically generate appropriate unit tests.

（A）Annually as a subscription

（B）Monthly as a subscription

（C）Free (not billed) for all open source projects

（D）Monthly, as a metered service based on actual consumption