Learning Prompt: Free Prompt Engineering Tutorials

Learning Prompt: Free Prompt Engineering Tutorials 139

A free prompt engineering tutorial collection, currently including guides for ChatGPT and Midjourney.

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Learning Prompt: Free Prompt Engineering TutorialsIntroduction

What is Learning Prompt?

If you don't know how to use ChatGPT or Midjourney, this tutorial should be able to help you. It is a free tutorial that teaches you how to better use ChatGPT and Midjourney.

What is Learning Prompt not?

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This tutorial is not a comprehensive collection of prompts. If you're expecting to find prompts you can use directly, I suggest you search on Google. This tutorial focuses more on teaching you the methods and explaining why these methods work. This tutorial is also not an authoritative guide—I am just a student in this field.

Why does the Learning Prompt Tutorial exist?

I've recently been studying Prompt Engineering, and I found that most tutorials are in English. The content is excellent, but for a beginner like me, reading them was still a bit challenging. So I came up with the notion of writing my own tutorial, thinking that learning through the approach of forcing input via output would be effective.

How to read Learning Prompt?

Thank you very much for opening this tutorial, but I recommend the following when reading it:

Lower your expectations: I am not an expert; I am also learning—I've just walked a few more steps than you. There will inevitably be omissions or errors in the tutorial. Additionally, my target readers for this tutorial are beginners, so in order to make it more understandable for everyone, I inevitably use imprecise analogies or wording—please bear with me.

Don't hold back your feedback: If you come across something you can't understand, or if I've written something incorrectly, feel free to raise an Issue or fill out this form. Let's progress together and contribute to popularizing Prompt Engineering.

Force input through output: The best way to learn is by doing. The tutorial provides many examples—read and try them out as you go. Even better, if possible, share the prompts you've written with me via Issue or the form, and I'll add the good ones to the documentation.

In addition, I've always believed that the best way to learn is through practice, so I suggest you run the examples in the tutorial using ChatGPT or Midjourney. This will help you remember things more firmly.

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