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    How to translate code into other languages using GitHub Copilot

    • Make sure you have GitHub Copilot installed*. If you have access to Copilot, you'll also be able download and install GitHub Copilot Labs. See more

    Step 2. Choose Code to Translate

    Open your VS Codeeditor and open a file where you'd like to translate some code. Also, make sure you have Copilot turned on. You find the Copilot icon in the bottom tray on the … See more

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    Step 3. GitHub Copilot Labs Sidebar

    The GitHub Copilot Labs sidebar has everything you need to explain and translate code. You'll find the toolbar on the left side of the screen. If you can't see it, click the elli… See more

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    Step 4. Highlight Code

    Now that you have the Copilot Labs sidebar open, highlight the chunk of code you'd like to translate. See more

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    Step 5. Translate Code

    The GitHub Copilot Labs pane will show a section called "Language Translation". Under this section, your highlighted code will appear, along with a box saying "Translate … See more

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    How do I use GitHub copilot?
    You can manually trigger completions with ctrl-space or by triggering the editor::ShowCompletions action from the command palette. For more information, see: List of Zed Supported Languages. To use GitHub Copilot (enabled by default), add the following to your settings.json: "features": { "inline_completion_provider": "copilot"
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