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Prompt Engineering Basics

M1What is a prompt?Free

Prompts and models
What are tokens?
Why phrasing changes everything
Anatomy of a good prompt

M2Core techniquesPro

Be specific and clear
Give context
Show examples (zero-shot vs few-shot)
Assign a role or persona
Output format & constraints

M3Advanced patternsPro

Think it through (chain-of-thought)
Decompose big tasks
Iterate and refine
System vs user prompts
Simple guardrails

M4Prompting in practicePro

Prompts for coding
Prompts for writing
Prompts for analysis
Common prompt failures
Building reusable templates

M5Prompting for reliabilityPro

Reduce hallucinations
Ground with sources
Self-critique prompts

M6Prompts at scalePro

Prompts inside applications
Evaluate & version prompts
Prompt injection awareness

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Anatomy of a good prompt

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