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This is an effort to find a way that VSCode and Copilot can be set up in a coaching mode to help students learn python. It assumes students already know Java or C, provides custom instructions so the agent acts as a coach, and disables autocomplete, which ignores custom instructions. The students are to write a python program to play wordle.

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