AI Unit Testing, VS Code Python IntelliSense, VS 2022 Brace Pair Colorization, More

March 9, 2023

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Generative AI VS Code Tool Now Does Unit Testing

"Our new unit test generation capability uses cutting-edge AI technology to generate unit tests for your code automatically."

■	Devs Cite Problems with GitHub Copilot and IntelliSense Working Together
■	GitHub Copilot AI Tech Upgraded, Already Generates 61% of Java Code
■	VS Code v1.75 Released with New AI Tools Documentation
■	Take ChatGPT for a Spin with VS Code Tools

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Visual Studio Devs Love New Brace Pair Colorization in v17.6 Preview 1

"It's just been difficult to get prioritized."

■	Visual Studio IntelliCode Preview Offers Instant API Code Examples
■	Microsoft Ships Visual Studio 2022 17.5, Touting AI-Powered Intent-Based Suggestions
■	A Rough Preview Debut for Visual Studio Spell Checker
■	Microsoft Eyes New 'Developer News' Feed in Visual Studio, Last Seen in VS 2017

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VS Code Update Boosts Python IntelliSense

Microsoft's latest update to the opens-source-based Visual Studio Code editor features a raft of minor improvements, including improved IntelliSense for the popular Pylance language server for Python coding.

■	VS Code Preview: Python in the Browser, Executed by WebAssembly
■	Simplified Project Setup for Python in Visual Studio Code
■	VS Code and Python: A Natural Fit for Data Science
■	Microsoft Livestream Series Bolsters Python in VS Code (250 Million Installs)

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Microsoft Explores AI and 'The Open Source Future with Web3'

As part of an open-source-focused Azure event, Microsoft announced new AI capabilities and explored "the open source future with Web3."

■	GitHub Copilot Labs Brews 'Code Brushes' for ML-Powered Code Modification (Like Photoshop Painting)
■	Web3 Predictions at the World Economic Forum
■	Fad or the Future? What Developers Think of Web3
■	What Tech Do Developers Love, Dread and Want (and How Does Web3 Fit In)?

Naive Bayes Classification Using the scikit Library

Dr. James McCaffrey of Microsoft Research shows how to predict a person's sex based on their job type, eye color and country of residence.

■	Binary Classification Using a scikit Decision Tree
■	Logistic Regression Using the scikit Library
■	Logistic Regression from Scratch Using Raw Python
■	Multi-Class Classification Accuracy by Class Using PyTorch

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