1. Gemini Code Assist should help you, not replace you.
This is an excellent question and a legitimate concern, especially in an exam context. It's true that AI models like Gemini Code Assist often leave traces (comments like "TODOs," suggestions for improvement, etc.) that can betray their use.
The examiner will quickly detect that you've used Gemini Code Assist.
2. Clean up and customize the generated code.
This is the most important method. Never copy and paste the code directly.
Delete all comments generated by the AI.
This is the first thing to do. Comments like "TODO:," "//Would you recommend adding...," or overly generic explanations are red flags. If you need feedback, write your own, specific to your thinking and logic. 3. Rename variables and functions:
AIs tend to use generic names (e.g., data, process_input, my_function). Change them to reflect your usual naming style and the specific context of your project.