[100% Off] Github Copilot For Developers: Practical Guide + Tests
Learn how to use GitHub Copilot effectively for coding, debugging, CLI tasks, and multi‑language development.
What you’ll learn
- Understand AI pair programming concepts
- Set up and access GitHub Copilot
- Use Copilot in Visual Studio Code
- Debug code efficiently using Copilot
- Leverage Copilot from the command line
- Apply Copilot to SQL
- scripting
- web
- and pipelines
- Reinforce learning with practice tests
Requirements
- Basic programming knowledge
- Familiarity with any IDE or code editor
- GitHub account recommended
Description
This course is designed for developers who want to understand and effectively use GitHub Copilot as an AI pair programmer in their daily development workflow. It provides a practical, hands‑on introduction to GitHub Copilot and demonstrates how it can improve productivity across multiple tools and technologies.
The course begins with an introduction to AI pair programming, explaining what GitHub Copilot is and how it assists developers while writing code. You will learn how to get access to GitHub Copilot and set it up correctly for development environments.
Next, the course focuses on using GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio with C#, showing how Copilot helps with writing code, understanding logic, and accelerating development. You will also learn how to debug applications using GitHub Copilot, making it easier to identify issues and improve code quality.
The course then expands beyond IDE usage and explains how to use GitHub Copilot from the command line, helping with shell commands and scripting. You will also learn how to use GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code, which is widely used across different programming stacks.
Finally, the course demonstrates how GitHub Copilot can assist with SQL queries, shell scripting, HTML, JavaScript, and Azure Pipelines, making it a versatile tool for full‑stack and DevOps‑oriented developers.
The course focuses strictly on practical usage and real developer scenarios. Practice tests are included to reinforce concepts and validate your understanding of GitHub Copilot features.
