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Author: GeekTrainer

content/guided-workshop/README.md

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 3. [Create a codespace](exercises/3-codespaces.md) to start writing code
 4. [Implement testing](exercises/4-testing.md) to supplement continuous integration
 5. [Add a new feature](exercises/5-coding.md) to implement the feature
-6. [Create a pull request](exercises/6-pull-request.md) to begin a code review
+6. [Use the GitHub flow](exercises/6-github-flow.md) to incorporate changes
 7. [Add automation](exercises/7-automation.md) to create a deployment environment
 8. [Deploy your project](exercises/8-deployment.md) to publish your project to the cloud

content/guided-workshop/exercises/5-coding.md

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     ```jsx
     <Hours />
     ```
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+Congratulations! You've now created a new component and added the code to the landing page to display it.
+
+## Summary and next steps
+
+All developers write code with some form of assistance. This might come from a human pair programmer, copying/pasting code from a developer forum or documentation, or, in our case, and AI pair programer - GitHub Copilot. With GitHub Copilot, developers are able to focus on the bigger tasks while GitHub Copilot provides suggestions and generates code.
+
+With the code added, it's time to use the GitHub flow to [incorporate your changes into the code base](./6-github-flow.md).
+
+## Resources