A language model is a program trained on huge amounts of text, including articles, Wikipedia, and code. It finds relationships between words and sentences, then uses those relationships to build answers. section 14.0 section 14.1
From an error message to a useful guess
Give a model the error “list indices must be integers or slices, not str,” along with a small Python example. It can infer that a list such as drinks should use an integer index, like drinks[0], and explain why. Models can also answer relationship questions, such as finding the city related to Spain in the same way Paris relates to France: Madrid. section 14.0 section 14.0
A language model can help with practical programming tasks:
- Explain error messages and help find bugs. section 14.1
- Review code, suggest program structures, and recommend tools or libraries. section 14.1
- Generate comments and answer questions about programming. section 14.0
What is related to Spain the same way Paris is related to France?
Try a relationship question to see how a model uses connections between words and phrases. section 14.0


































































