4.1
Haiku Topic
templateWrite a prompt in the highlighted template box that will take in a variable called "{{TOPIC}}" and output a haiku about the topic. This exercise is just meant to test your understanding of the variable templating structure.
LLM Response
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4.2
Dog Question with Typos
templateFix the prompt in the highlighted template box by adding XML tags so that the LLM produces the right answer.
Try not to change anything else about the prompt. The messy and mistake-ridden writing is intentional, so you can see how the LLM reacts to such mistakes. the LLM's response will turn GREEN if your prompt produces the right answer.
Note: Although the LLM can somewhat parse through broken prompts with poor grammar and misspelled words, having a clearly written, spell-checked and grammatically correct prompt far decreases the risk of the LLM making mistakes and far increases the quality of the LLM's output.
{{QUESTION}}
LLM Response
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4.3
Dog Question Part 2
templateFix the prompt in the highlighted template box WITHOUT adding XML tags. Instead, remove only one or two words from the prompt.
Just as with the above exercises, try not to change anything else about the prompt. This will show you what kind of language the LLM can parse and understand. the LLM's response will turn GREEN if your prompt produces the right answer.
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{{QUESTION}}
LLM Response
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