Role prompting involves explicitly stating your role or the persona you want GitHub Copilot to adopt within your prompt. This helps Copilot provide more contextually relevant and accurate suggestions. By defining your role (e.g., "As a senior software engineer," "As a technical writer"), you guide Copilot to tailor its responses to align with the expertise and perspective associated with that role. This improves the quality and relevance of the generated code and explanations.
Reference: GitHub Copilot documentation on prompt engineering and best practices.

The duplication detection filter can be configured at the organization level to prevent GitHub Copilot from suggesting publicly available code snippets.

GitHub Copilot primarily impacts the software development process by increasing productivity through automating repetitive coding tasks.

GitHub Copilot helps with learning new languages by providing guidance on common tasks and by converting comments into code, allowing developers to see syntax in action.
Reference: GitHub Copilot language learning documentation.

GitHub Copilot Individual provides code suggestions and chat features when used with supported IDE extensions like Visual Studio, VS Code, and JetBrains IDEs.
Reference: GitHub Copilot Individual features documentation.