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violet osprey
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hi, I'm trying to use chat.mistral.ai to help me correcting my python code. Some weeks I'm trying to understand how to ask to have correct "answer". Today, I would like to understand fews things.

Often, I copy/paste my code, and mistral say my code is buggy, give me correct code ... identic to mine. When I asked where are difference, apologize, you're right, code are identical, .... Many times.

tried to ask the same question, very pragmatic, juste correcting a basic error in python function, on many "discussion" : no one time I got the same response. So, is Mistral chat can help us to write/correct code ? Last exemple, and f-string does not replace {the_var} with the value. Mistral give me a great explaination how to ... not replace the_var. I precisly ask the opposite 🤷

If someone can help me to understand how ask correctly ? Is talking to the chat in french is problematic ? I'm using a free accont

dense peak
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Which model are you using?

woven narwhal
# violet osprey hi, I'm trying to use chat.mistral.ai to help me correcting my python code. Some...

Depends on the task but if the code is a bit tricky or complex the model will struggle a lot, it will try to help but it will fail, its important to understand that no llm is perfect they will make mistakes. If you ever get stuck in a loop where the model is just not helpful anymore, try remaking a new chat.

Other times its the prompting that needs to be very clear what you wanna do- still, yeah what was the model you used? And could we have the chat? You can share your chat so we can look at it

violet osprey
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the chat say me to use something, 1 answer before saying me that does not exists

📎 message.txt
woven narwhal
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could u use that and share the link?

violet osprey
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yes of course

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I'm not trying to just say "that does not work", because I use a lot Mistral, and I would like to improve my skill, and, if I can help making "bug" report, I do it.

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maybe I don't understand how to "communicate" with

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I give you previous link, around the same problem