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In this module, you learned about the use of GitHub Copilot Chat and Visual Studio Code for creating and managing unit tests. The content discussed how GitHub Copilot Chat aids in generating code snippets for test cases, suggesting possible inputs, outputs, assertions, and identifying edge cases and boundary conditions. You also learned how Visual Studio Code, with the C# Dev Kit extension, provides a rich set of features for managing unit tests, including a Test Explorer, running and debugging test cases, viewing test results, testing commands, and testing settings. The process involves creating a test project, generating unit test cases using Copilot Chat, and running and managing the tests in Visual Studio Code.

The main takeaways from this module are the efficient and effective creation and management of unit tests, ensuring the quality and reliability of the codebase. You learned how to create unit tests for a C# project using GitHub Copilot Chat in Visual Studio Code.

Additional Reading:

• GitHub Copilot documentation
• GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code
• GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code - FAQ
• GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code - Cheat Sheet
• GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code - Workspace Context
• Testing with the C# Dev Kit