Learn Prompting with ChatGPT

Learning ChatGPT via Use Cases
Source: The art of Prompt Engineering with ChatGPT by Nathan Hunter By Nikhil Gadkar Page 1
All the use cases shown in this presentation are from the practice work given in the book, The art of Prompt
Engineering with ChatGPT by Nathan Hunter.
I found the book very informative. So, I am sharing the homework I did.

Learning ChatGPT via Use Cases
Index
1. Brainstorming ideas and presenting them in a tabular format page 1
2. Translating a poem from Marathi into English page 4
3. Summarizing content in bullet points, in a language
that a 10-year-old can understand and, in the voice,
of Ross Gellar from the series Friends page 6
4. Writing Articles, Blogs and Books page 10
5. Academic Writing page 12
6. Emails to your manager asking for leave because your
son is unwell page 13
7. Learning to code with Python page 14
8. Search for recipes based on the ingredients in your refrigerator
(ChatGPT can make mistakes) page 21
9. Important points to note page 27

Use Case – Brainstorming Ideas
Brainstorming ideas: For e.g. If you are brainstorming an idea for a new business. You can ask ChatGPT to organize
the response in a tabular format.
The prompt would look some like this. “Let’s brainstorm some ideas for a new approach to selling digital marketing
services to micro, small and medium enterprises in India. Write these in a table in the following format: Idea Name,
Short Description, Why it will Sell, Target Market”.

This is the response.

To get more information on each idea just type: Elaborate on the Results-Driven Package.

Use Case – Translation
ChatGPT is trained on many languages so it can be immensely powerful translation tool. However, please bear in
mind, poetry, news articles, technical documentation, or any written text can be a complex task. There are many
factors to consider when translating a text such as what writing style should be used, how should jargon be
translated, and whether meaning or accuracy should be the focus.
When translating poetry, for example, you may need to decide whether to preserve the rhyme scheme in the target
language, even if it means sacrificing the accuracy of the translation. In contrast, translating a news article may
require you to consider the writing style and level of formality of the target language, as well as any local
colloquialisms in the original text.
Here is an example of translating a poem in Marathi into English, maintaining the same format.

Use Case – Translation
The prompt and response will look like this.

Use Case – Summarizing
ChatGPT can be extremely useful when summarizing long form content. Here are few tips on how to summarize the
content.

The response will be in bullet points as per the prompt.

You can ask ChatGPT to simplify the content in language a 10 year would understand.

Make the summary fun by asking ChatGPT to write content in the voice and saying of a popular actor/character.
Please note I mentioned Ross Gellar and ChatGPT adroitly identified the actor.

Use Case – Writing Articles, Blogs and Books
When using ChatGPT remember it is tool/assistant that helps you do your work. It can be a brilliant idea generator,
creative content blocker, or editor but it can never replace your ideas and you.
Here are some ways it can assist writers in generating content.

Use Case – Academic Writing
In this section we want to demonstrate how to use Chat GPT for academic writing while maintain the uniqueness of
your ideas.

Use Case – Academic Writing
Once ChatGPT has generated the content of your choice.
Then you can use the tips provided in the Summarizing section to summarize content from these books and writing
it in your voice, language and tone for your post. Remember for ChatGPT to understand your writing style you must
feed it sufficient examples of your work to learn. To know more click on this link:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/art-prompt-engineering-chatgpt-introduction-tools-nikhill-
gadkar/?trackingId=liuY2rgSRUST22rYJIb4%2FQ%3D%3D
Then ask ChatGPT to check for errors and recommend any changes to the language based on your target audience.
You can use ChatGPT to generate references for your content. Just type in the prompt – Can you provide me with a
list of references for my content.

Use Case – Emails
Drafting emails is always a boring and stressful task. You want to convey your message strategically, in a friendly/
professional yet polite manner. You can also use the ChatGPT chrome writer extension it is also very effective

Use Case – Learning to Code
Learning how to ask ChatGPT in an optimum way can turn it from an assistant into a professional trainer.
Let me explain with an example. Do you all remember what matrices are? We will ask ChatGPT to create a tool in
python that can multiple 2, 2X2 matrices and include detailed comments in a language my mother-in-law can
understand.

The response looks like this.

If you don’t understand any of the concepts mentioned. Ask ChatGPT to elaborate.

If you want to get more granular.

A more efficient way to learn would be to begin by telling ChatGPT what you know about Python programming. The
more details information you provide the better ChatGPT will be able to help you.
Remember when you use ChatGPT as a tutor converse with it as you would with a human teacher.

Use Case – Searching for Recipes
Instead of searching for recipes and then hunting for ingredients in your refrigerator. Ask ChatGPT to find a recipe
based on the ingredients/vegetables in your refrigerator.

ChatGPT gives me multiple recipes.

You can go one step further by telling ChatGPT your dietary preference or allergies and then ask it to recommend
recipes.

The recipes based on your preferences.

ChatGPT can make mistakes. (So, you have to ensure you do your research and have thorough knowledge of your
subject.) Here is an example.

Important points to note
You can ask ChatGPT to input the contents in a tabular form by providing the names of the columns.
Important - Sometimes ChatGPT doesn’t like to output information in a table format. If this occurs use the term
‘text-based table’, or just click regenerate a couple of times.

Source: The art of Prompt Engineering with ChatGPT by Nathan Hunter By Nikhil Gadkar
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