The correct answer is It detects the active language and proposes context aware suggestions that reflect recent edits. This capability keeps the engineer productive when moving between Go, TypeScript, and Terraform because Copilot adapts to the file that is open and to the most recent changes.

Copilot works inside the editor and identifies the current programming language. It uses the surrounding code, the open files, and your latest edits to produce suggestions that match the immediate context. This reduces the mental load during rapid context switching because you receive relevant completions and idiomatic patterns without needing to manually reorient each time you change languages.

Automatically rewriting a file to match the style of another file without any confirmation from the engineer is incorrect because Copilot does not make unapproved changes. It proposes suggestions that you explicitly accept or ignore.

Cloud Code is incorrect because it is a separate Google Cloud extension and it is not a GitHub Copilot feature that provides context aware suggestions across languages.

Enforcing a strict process that requires finishing one file before opening another is incorrect because Copilot does not impose workflow rules. It assists your existing flow by offering context sensitive suggestions rather than restricting how you work.

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