How can you use GitHub Copilot to get inline suggestions for refactoring your code? (Select two.)

Question

Options

• ABy adding comments to your code and triggering a suggestion.
• BBy highlighting the code you want to fix, right-clicking, and selecting "Fix using GitHub Copilot."
• CBy running the gh copilot fix command.
• DBy using the "/fix" command in GitHub Copilot in-line chat.
• EBy highlighting the code you want to fix, right-clicking, and selecting "Refactor using GitHub

• A
  78% (14)
• B
  11% (2)
• C
  6% (1)
• D
  6% (1)

Explanation

GitHub Copilot supports inline refactoring in two primary ways covered by these answers. (A) Writing descriptive comments above or around your code signals Copilot's intent engine to generate a refactored version as an inline suggestion - this is a core workflow for guiding Copilot. (E) Highlighting code, right-clicking, and selecting 'Refactor using GitHub Copilot' opens inline chat scoped to that selection and applies refactoring suggestions directly in the editor. Option B ('Fix using GitHub Copilot') targets bug fixes, not refactoring. Option C ('gh copilot fix') is a terminal CLI command, not an inline editor feature. Option D ('/fix') is also a fix command, not a refactor command - Copilot Chat uses '/fix' for errors and '/refactor' conceptually, but the right-click menu option in E is the correct inline refactor path.

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