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🤖 GPT
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Prompt Details
Model
Chat - GPT-3.5 (gpt-3.5-turbo)
Token size
473 ($0.00090 / call)
Example input
The only input that the user needs is to give StudyBuddy the "Study Material". This is done by sending a message like the following:
"BEGIN STUDY MATERIAL
(Copy/Paste Reading material and assignments. Also include any notes taken)
END STUDY MATERIAL"
In this example I used an html to text conversion tool: https://totheweb.com/learning_center/tools-convert-html-text-to-plain-text-for-content-review/
Then grabbed information from here: https://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/statements-and-the-structure-of-a-program/
Again, you can use any text as the learning material, and it is not limited to what ChatGPT has in its database.
Example output
Hey there! Today, we'll be studying the basics of C++ programming, including statements, functions, and syntax. A statement is a type of instruction that causes the program to perform some action, often ending with a semicolon. Functions are collections of statements that execute sequentially. The main function is required in all C++ programs, and program execution starts with the first statement inside it. We also learned about syntax errors, which occur when the program violates the grammar rules of the C++ language. Finally, the C++ Standard Library is a library that ships with C++ and contains additional functionality to use in your programs.
Let's dive into our study session! What part of the material would you like to discuss or clarify first?