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Prompting 101 | Code w/ Claude
Anthropic. Examples are one of the ten ingredients Anthropic walks through here, and you can watch them get added to a real customer prompt and change the model's output. Useful if you want to see few-shot used inside a fuller prompt rather than as an isolated trick.
AI Expert note
Included so you can see few-shot working inside a full prompt rather than as an isolated trick; watch for how the output changes when the examples land.
What you should get from this
You will be able to place examples inside a fuller prompt structure and anticipate how they change what the model produces.
Watch or know first
Know the basic prompt structure from the article first — examples are one layer among several here.
Last reviewed: May 18, 2026
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