Using Copilot Chat with C++ in Visual Studio: Generate code, fix functions, and more..
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Using Copilot Chat in Visual Studio
- Accessing GitHub Copilot Chat in Visual Studio
- Feedback and Stay Connected
Introduction
GitHub Copilot Chat is now available in Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code for users with an active subscription. It is an AI pair-programmer that allows you to communicate in natural language through the chat interface to perform programming tasks such as understanding code sections, generating test cases, and producing code. This blog post focuses on tips for utilizing Copilot Chat in Visual Studio with C++ code.
Using Copilot Chat in Visual Studio
Copilot Chat can assist you in a variety of ways, including generating code snippets, providing code suggestions, and aiding in understanding complex code sections. You can interact with Copilot through the chat interface, making it a valuable tool for enhancing your programming experience.
Accessing GitHub Copilot Chat in Visual Studio
To access GitHub Copilot Chat in Visual Studio, follow the provided instructions. You must have a subscription to either GitHub Copilot for Individuals or GitHub Copilot for Business to utilize this feature effectively.
Feedback and Stay Connected
Your feedback is essential in helping us improve Visual Studio and enhance your C++ workflows with Copilot Chat. Please share your suggestions, report any bugs, or request new features through Developer Community. Stay connected with the Visual Studio team via various social media platforms and Microsoft Learn for the latest updates and information.
Feel free to explore GitHub Copilot Chat in Visual Studio to streamline your C++ coding experience, and don't hesitate to provide us with feedback to help us enhance the tool further!