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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion Anthropic 1P/04_Separating_Data_and_Instructions.ipynb
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"### Examples\n",
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"In this first example, we're asking Claude to act as an animal noise generator. Notice that the full prompt submitted to Claude is just the `PROMPT_TEMPLATE` substituted with the input (in this case, \"Cow\"). Notice that the word \"Cow\" replaces the `ANIMAL` placeholder via an f-string when we print out the full prompt.\n",
"In this first example, we're asking Claude to act as an animal noise generator. Notice that the full prompt submitted to Claude is just the `PROMPT` substituted with the input (in this case, \"Cow\"). Notice that the word \"Cow\" replaces the `ANIMAL` placeholder via an f-string when we print out the full prompt.\n",
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"**Note:** You don't have to call your placeholder variable anything in particular in practice. We called it `ANIMAL` in this example, but just as easily, we could have called it `CREATURE` or `A` (although it's generally good to have your variable names be specific and relevant so that your prompt template is easy to understand even without the substitution, just for user parseability). Just make sure that whatever you name your variable is what you use for the prompt template f-string."
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