(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Copilot suggested a function/package that is structurally plausible but non-existent.
Prompted Copilot to implement logging or telemetry (e.g., Serilog or similar) in the C# backend.
Copilot generated code that was structurally correct but fundamentally solved the wrong problem (Confidently Wrong Code).
Prompted an authentication scaffolding (e.g., sign-in form, basic token logic).
Used a single prompt that was more than 120 words long to generate a significant block of code.
Got Copilot to generate a C# Pattern implementation (interface and class).
Used Copilot Chat to ensure there is 100% test coverage (UI + Backend)
Copilot Chat completely misunderstood your intention and gave a non-code, non-sensical answer.
Successfully generated a responsive React component using SCSS or a UI library (e.g., Tailwind, Bootstrap).
Prompted a database schema that correctly sets up a many-to-many relationship.
Generated a custom React Hook that uses useState and useEffect.
Generated a function or script in a non-required language (e.g., YAML, PowerShell) for a build/deploy step.
Used a prompt to generate a T-SQL View based on two or more tables.
Prompted a DbUp script that performs a data seed or initial configuration (i.e., INSERT data).
Used Copilot to set up error handling (try/catch) for an API endpoint in C#.
Complete 3 PR’s that didn’t need any code review or additional prompting
Prompted a T-SQL Stored Procedure that accepts parameters.
Prompted Copilot to generate a creative festive code comment
Prompted a DbUp migration script that correctly uses UPSERT pattern
Successfully used Copilot Chat to explain a core concept (e.g., CORS or Thunks) without writing code.
Used a prompt to implement input validation on a React form field.
Used Copilot to refactor/simplify a complex C# method by changing the pattern it uses.
Used Copilot to set up the basic state management (e.g., Context or Redux) for your React application.
Generated a fully functional Integration Test that calls your C# API endpoint.
