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by gamegoblin
1384 days ago
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The magical thing is once shown examples of this in your code, or a comment saying as much, Copilot will adapt. For example, I just gave Copilot: # The screen is inverted, so bigger y values are lower
def lowest_point(points):
and it completed: # The screen is inverted, so bigger y values are lower
def lowest_point(points):
lowest = points[0]
for point in points:
if point.y > lowest.y:
lowest = point
return lowest
Even if you write some code that implies that bigger y is lower, Copilot will pick up on it. |
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Naturally, this makes it easier for other programmers to understand the code.