# Prompt Engineering Author: Lee Boonstra Google  ## Acknowledgements Content contributors Michael Sherman Yuan Cao 36a0d02d290d979fb4e8519f2fef1/p2_1.jpg) ## Table of contents Introduction.....6 Prompt engineering.....7 LLM output configuration.....8 Output length.....8 Sampling controls.....9 Self-consistency.....32 Tree of Thoughts (ToT).....36 ReAct (reason & act).....37 Automatic Prompt Engineering.....40 Code prompting.....42 Prompts for writing code.....42 Prompts for explaining code

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