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I'm curious to know what are some of the best prompts to use on ChatGPT to understand its full-fledged capability as a newbie developer.
One of the things I noticed, is that it produces the requested code in the cleanest manner but it's not complete. For instance, I tried the prompt - "give me the python code for TicTacToe Game" and the code produced was incomplete.
Have you all encountered the same or my prompt is inappropriate?
For your example, I'd ask it to 'generate code, using Python, that accepts input and updates a display to allow a user to play an interactive game of TicTacToe with the computer.' I'm sure I could do better with some experimentation, but that will have to wait for some other day.
ChatGPT is sensitive to how you prompt it, and it's designed to work as a dialogue where you ask further questions and it can refine its answer.
It can already write reasonable working code, although you shouldn't expect it to spit out entire working programs when the prompt is Gimme Teh Codez without further details. That being said, AI capabilities only get better with time, so I think it'd be shortsighted to dismiss its potential because of its current limitations.
If the pace keeps up, companies with access to large language models in a few years could have a large advantage on legacy programming, the same way programmers in high-level languages have a massive productivity advantage on 1970's low-level assembly programmers. You give up a little more control, but you save time.
it has a token cap so it stopped once it filled them.
There is a character limit on a single response. You can ask things like 'Continue the previous answer' to get it to generate more.
Take a look at this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/gq2hkp7w37c5y6q/ai.png?dl=0
