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Autogenerating code

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Autogenerating code

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Amazon has some sample code that they've provided to demo the features of Code Guru, and we can use the sample code to see what CodeWhisperer can do. Included with this course is a GitHub repository that includes forks of these sample Amazon repositories. You'll need to already have Git set up within Visual Studio Code, but if you don't, Microsoft has a great tutorial in the docs for Visual Studio Code. If this is your first time working with Git, we've got several courses in the catalog. They can give you an overview of working with source control, but if this is your first time, I'll still walk you through all of the commands. Inside a Visual Studio Code, in the main navigation, click on "Terminal" and click on "New Terminal." If you already have a bottom pane up, you can also click on the terminal tab and start a new terminal session from there. Inside the terminal, type, 'git, space, dash, dash, version' and hit "Enter." And this is going to make sure that you've got Git installed…

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