Now when it comes to letting ChatGPT
help you write prompts, you're not limited
to getting prompt ideas from ChatGPT.
Instead, you can also let ChatGPT help you
by asking ChatGPT which extra information
could be provided by you to get a better output.
And if that sounds familiar to you,
that's of course, the core idea
behind Ask-Before-Answer prompting.
But you're not limited to the Ask-Before-Answering
prompting technique, Instead, you can of course
also ask ChatGPT which extra information
could improve its response after it gave you a response.
By simply sending a follow-up message like this one here.
Which extra information do you need to create a better tweet
or whatever you were requesting?
For example, here I asked ChatGPT
to give me three advantages of JavaScript over PHP
and it did indeed give me some decent advantages here.
But nonetheless, I can of course ask ChatGPT
which extra information it would need
to give me a better list of advantages
and it then does tell me which extra information is needed.
So even though we did not use
the Ask-Before-Answer technique here,
I did not add this extra paragraph
in my first initial prompt,
we can still refine the response we got from ChatGPT
by simply asking a follow-up question
and then falling back to this Ask-Before-Answer approach,
kind of you could say since we do ask ChatGPT
which extra information it needs.
It then tells us which information is needed
and we could then provide this extra information
to get a better result.