Prompt Practice
Practice writing a prompt before you work on a real task.
- Choose a domain, then one of its three images.
- Write a prompt for that image, as you would on a real task.
- Submit it and read the auto-grader's feedback. Revise and resubmit until no issues are flagged.
Note: The auto-grader can't see the image. It checks your prompt against a written description of the image, so treat its feedback as a first check.
Note: A flag is not always a mistake. Your prompt is meant to be hard for the model, so a check like answer correctness can fail even when your answer is right. On real tasks the LLM judge works the same way, and you can dispute a flag by explaining your answer.
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