This is part 1 of a two-part series of blogs explaining Prompt Engineering. In this first instalment, I want to focus on the basic structure of prompts and provide a glossary of terms that people use when talking about prompts. Introduction We recommend that you write your prompts in Markdown, this is a very easy to understand formatting that is recognised by the LLM and makes your prompts consistent in both look and feel. If you are not familiar with Markdown then I have written a short guide to the main elements that you might need to use, click on this link to read more about Markdown. Prompt Engineering is…