Learning Prompt

Learning Prompt

Learning Prompt,Free Prompt Engineering tutorials,ChatGPT and Midjourney tutorials

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Introduction to Learning Prompt

If you're unsure about using ChatGPT or Midjourney, this tutorial should be helpful. It's a free guide designed to enhance your use of ChatGPT and Midjourney.

Learning Prompt Official Website:https://learningprompt.wiki/

gitubProject Address:https://github.com/thinkingjimmy/Learning-Prompt

What It Is Not?

This tutorial is not an exhaustive list of prompts. If you're looking for ready-to-use prompts, I suggest searching on Google. This tutorial focuses more on teaching methods and explaining why they work, rather than being an authoritative guide. I'm just a student in this field.

Why This Tutorial?

I've been studying PE-related knowledge recently and found that most tutorials are in English, with great content but challenging for beginners to read. That's why I thought of writing my own tutorial, using the output-to-input learning method.

This tutorial includes two parts, summarizing some experiences and methods I've gathered during my learning of Prompt Engineering. If you're also learning, I hope this tutorial can help you.

  1. ChatGPT Tutorial: Learn from the user's perspective, how to use ChatGPT, and how to use it better.
  2. Midjourney Tutorial: Teach you how to use Midjourney through various scenario cases. Even beginners can quickly get started after watching the tutorial.

What It Is Not?

  • This tutorial is not an exhaustive list of prompts. If you're looking for ready-to-use prompts, I suggest searching on Google. This tutorial focuses more on teaching methods and explaining why they work.
  • This tutorial is not an authoritative guide; I'm just a student in this field.

📖 How to Read?

Thank you for opening this tutorial. I suggest that while reading:

  1. Lower Your Expectations: I'm not an expert; I'm also learning, just a few steps ahead of you. There may be omissions or errors in the tutorial content. Also, since this tutorial is aimed at beginners, there may be some imprecise analogies or wording used for easier understanding, please forgive me.
  2. Don't Hold Back Your Feedback: If you encounter parts that are hard to understand or where I may have made mistakes, feel free to raise an Issue or fill out this form. Let's progress together and contribute to the popularization of PE.
  3. Output-Driven Input: The best way to learn is through practice. The tutorial provides many case studies for you to read and try. If possible, share your written prompts with me via Issue or form, and I will add good cases to the document.

Additionally, I always believe that the best way to learn is through practice, so I suggest running the cases in the tutorial on ChatGPT or Midjourney. This will help you remember better.

In the process of reading the document, you will see the following emojis:

  • 🚧 : This emoji indicates content that still needs further improvement but does not affect your reading. I will fill in the blanks in subsequent iterations.
  • 🆘 : This represents a need for your help, such as needing prompt case studies for certain scenarios. If you have ideas, please provide feedback via Issue or form.
  • 🔴

: This indicates advanced content in the basic part. When you see this red circle, it means this is advanced content, and you can understand it at a basic level without delving deeper.

How to Contribute Your Strength? If possible, give me a like on Github Page

or share this tutorial with others. Thank you~

  • While Reading This Document:
  • If you encounter typos, sentences that don't make sense, or parts that are hard to understand, please feel free to provide feedback via Issue or form. I will make corrections, and once adopted, your name will be listed in the thank you list.
  • When You See 🆘 content, and you have good ideas, please provide feedback via Issue or form.