Practice GitHub-Copilot Exam Online

Question 1

You are working on a Python project that includes a function calculate_discount(price, discount_rate) which calculates the final price after applying a discount. You want to use GitHub Copilot to generate unit tests for this function, ensuring that edge cases like invalid input are also covered. How can you use GitHub Copilot to generate appropriate tests for your function? (Select two)

A : Use GitHub Copilot to generate only positive test cases (e.g., valid price and discount values), and write the negative test cases manually.

B : Provide comments within your code describing potential edge cases like negative prices or high discount rates, and let GitHub Copilot generate tests based on these comments.

C : Prompt GitHub Copilot with the function signature and ask it to "generate tests."

D : Rely entirely on GitHub Copilot to generate tests and assume they cover all edge cases.

E : Ask GitHub Copilot to generate tests without including any function or code context.

Answer: B,C

Question 2

Which of the following slash commands is available in GitHub Copilot Chat to quickly provide context-aware suggestions for the currently edited code?

A : /suggestCode

B : /optimize

C : /generateDocs

D : /explain

Answer: D

Question 3

Which of the following types of content is excluded from GitHub Copilot’s training dataset to ensure compliance with privacy and ethical standards?

A : Code posted in forums and Q&A websites, such as Stack Overflow, when accompanied by Creative Commons licenses.

B : Proprietary code from private repositories within GitHub.

C : Open-source projects available on non-GitHub repositories like GitLab or Bitbucket.

D : Publicly available code with permissive licenses, such as MIT or Apache.

Answer: B

Question 4

A developer wants to exclude all files within a specific directory from GitHub Copilot’s suggestions. Which syntax would they use in the .copilotignore file to achieve this?

A : copilot off: directory

B : # Exclude directory

C : /directory/*

D : ignore: /directory/

Answer: C

Question 5

You’re working on a project that includes some configuration files and sensitive information (like API keys) that you want to ensure GitHub Copilot does not use when generating code suggestions. Your task is to configure your repository so that GitHub Copilot does not use specific files or directories. Which of the following options correctly excludes files from being used by GitHub Copilot?

A : Add an entry for the file or directory in the settings.json of Visual Studio Code

B : Create a copilot.json file in the root of the repository and list the files or directories to be ignored

C : Add a copilot-ignore section in the repository’s .github folder

D : Add an entry for the file or directory in the .gitignore file

Answer: B

Name:	GitHub Copilot certification
Exam Code:	GitHub-Copilot
Certification:	GitHub Certification
Vendor:	GitHub
Total Questions:	424
Last Updated:	Apr 01, 2026

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