By Ravi Sharma
01/10
Prompt: I am developing an [describe what you're building] and would like to evaluate and compare [first comparison item] with [second comparison item].
02/10
Prompt: "Rewrite the code below following the Google style guidelines for javascript. {enter code}"
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03/10
Prompt: Your task is to develop a secure web application using Golang and Angular, based on the specific information I provide about its requirements. Please design an appropriate architecture and write code accordingly. {requirements}
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04/10
Prompt: Recreate the code snippet below, but please include comments to each line of code {enter code}
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05/10
Prompt: What is the problem with this code can you improve it and explain it step by step
06/10
Prompt: "Write test cases for the main edge cases that could happen to the below code snippet. First outline the test cases you'll write. Second, write the test cases in javascript using the Jest framework. {enter code}"
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07/10
Prompt: Act like a Git commands generator. I'll explain to you what I need you to do and you will provide me with the right Git command. My requirement is, {I want to push the example.txt file to the branch name example-branch}
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08/10
Prompt: "Generate detailed instructions to allow a developer to run following code on a local machine, explain what the code does, and list vulnerabilities that exist in this code. {enter code}"
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09/10
Prompt: I will provide you with basic steps of an app functionality {enter steps} and you will come up with an engaging article on how to do those basic steps
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10/10
Prompt: Translate this code from JavaScript to Python {Enter code}
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Bonus Page
Prompt: Please write Python code that solves the following challenge: Given an array of integers nums and an integer target, return indices of the two numbers such that they add up to target.