Its useful for writing generic code/template/boilerplate, then customizing it by inserting your own code. For something you already know better, there isn't a m

Its useful for writing generic code/template/boilerplate, then customizing it by inserting your own code. For something you already know better, there isn't a magic prompt to express it, since the code is not generic enough for LLM to understand as a prompt. Its best usecase is when you're not a domain expert, need quickly to run some unknown API/library inside your program inserting code like "write a function for loading X with Y in language Z" when you barely have an idea what is X,Y,Z. Its possible in theory to break-down everything to "write me a function for N" but the quality of such functions is not worth the prompting in most situations and you better ask it to explain how to write a function X,Y,Z step-by-step.