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Now, before we dive into this module and into Cursor, here's one important note, one important

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thing to understand and keep in mind.

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Many of the things you can do with Cursor, you can also do with GitHub Copilot, and many

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of the things you learned about GitHub Copilot still apply to Cursor.

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For example, the part about prompt engineering, the techniques I introduced you to in the

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previous course section are also important when working with Cursor.

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Because as you will see in this section, Cursor also offers a chat, for example, so of course

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you should be specific, you should consider adding examples and so on.

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I'll not bore you by reintroducing everything I covered in the previous section, so you

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should watch this section if you haven't, to make sure you get the most out of this

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section because in this section here, I'll really try to focus on the key features Cursor

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offers and not so much on general things like prompt engineering.

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That's really important.

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This section builds up on the previous section, at least to some extent, when it comes to

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things like prompt engineering.

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But with that, we can now explore which specific features Cursor offers and how you can use

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them.