Generate a Code Snippet Prompt
Generate a focused, well-named function with inputs, outputs, and error handling.
Write a [language] function that [does X]. Inputs: [list parameters and types] Output: [expected return value] Requirements: - Handle [edge cases] - Use [specific library/pattern] if idiomatic - Include brief inline comments for non-obvious logic - Keep it under [X] lines - Add a small usage example Return only the code and the example, no extra explanation.
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How to use this prompt
Paste the smallest relevant code block. Review, test, and lint any generated code before merging; models can hallucinate APIs.
- Copy the full prompt above.
- Replace the bracketed placeholders with your own details.
- Paste it into chatgpt, claude, gemini (or your preferred AI tool).
- Iterate on the output: add constraints, ask follow-ups, or combine multiple results.
Why this prompt works
It gives the AI a clear role, specific inputs, and an output format. That structure reduces vague responses and gives you a draft you can refine in minutes instead of hours.
Preguntas frecuentes
Should I always add a usage example?
Yes. Examples make the intent clear and help verify the function works.
What if the code uses a library I'm unsure about?
Paste the relevant library docs into the chat and ask it to use only documented methods.
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