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==Structure of a Prompt== | ==Structure of a Prompt== | ||
In general, the components of a prompt are arranged in a specific order. The prompt structure starts with instructions/task description, followed by context/external information (if applicable), followed by examples (if applicable), then the user input/query, and finally, the output indicator. This organized structure ensures the prompt is clear and comprehensible, resulting in more accurate and relevant responses from the [[language model]]. | |||
===Instructions or Task Description=== | ===Instructions or Task Description=== | ||
Instructions or Task description tells the [[model]] what to do. What do you want, and how to create the output. How to use the context or examples. What to do with the query. Clear instructions enable the model to deliver more accurate and relevant responses. | Instructions or Task description tells the [[model]] what to do. What do you want, and how to create the output. How to use the context or examples. What to do with the query. Clear instructions enable the model to deliver more accurate and relevant responses. | ||