Promt Generators

In this section we are going to explore the opportunities Promt Generators like bring into our daily lifes.

For Example Microsoft Prompt Engine, you need to install it from npm or pip depending on your programming language. Then you need to import the module and create an instance of the engine you want to use. For example, if you want to use CodeEngine, you can do something like this:

// Install prompt-engine from npm
npm install prompt-engine

// Import CodeEngine module
const { CodeEngine } = require('prompt-engine');

// Create a new instance of CodeEngine
const codeEngine = new CodeEngine();

Then you can use the generatePrompt method to create a prompt for your task. You need to provide some basic information about your task, such as the description, the language, and some input/output examples. For example, if you want to create a prompt for reversing a string in Python, you can do something like this:

// Define the task information
const task = {
  description: 'Write a function that reverses a string',
  language: 'python',
  examples: [
    { input: '"hello"', output: '"olleh"' },
    { input: '"world"', output: '"dlrow"' }
  ]
};

// Generate a prompt using CodeEngine
const prompt = codeEngine.generatePrompt(task);

// Print the prompt
console.log(prompt);

This will print something like this:

Write a function that reverses a string.

For example:
- If the input is "hello", the output should be "olleh".
- If the input is "world", the output should be "dlrow".

def reverse_string(s):
  # Write your code here