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# [Prompting Techniques That Actually Work (Part 2)](https://rkilladi.hashnode.dev/prompting-techniques-that-actually-work-part-2?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Last post covered the first four prompting techniques — context, examples, output constraints, and breaking down complex tasks. Here are the remaining three, plus a handful of smaller tricks worth kee

Jul 24 · 4 min read · rkilladi.hashnode.dev  
Updated Sep 1  
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