4 prompts

Claude prompts for learning

Every learning prompt in the collection, most liked first. Each one is free to copy and shows an example of what it produces.

Video output $A dark editor view with the pattern (\d{2}):(\d{2}) split into chips along the top and the string "Standup moved to 14:30 tomorrow" in cells below, a cursor scanning past the failing starts, each token then consuming its characters at 14:30, a green box around the match with group 1 = 14 and group 2 = 30, and a caption explaining each step$

Animate a regex so I can see it match

Paste a regular expression and a test string and get a small HTML page that runs the match one character at a time, lighting up the token being tried, the characters it eats and the groups it captures, with a plain words caption for every step.

Video output A row of bars being sorted by insertion sort, the pair being compared highlighted in orange, the bar being moved in blue, the sorted part in green, with counters for comparisons and moves and a caption describing the current step

A row of bars being sorted by insertion sort, the pair being compared highlighted in orange, the bar being moved in blue, the sorted part in green, with counters for comparisons and moves and a caption describing the current step

Animate a sorting algorithm so it finally clicks

Name the algorithm you're stuck on and get a small HTML page that sorts a row of bars one step at a time, with the compared pair lit up, a count of comparisons and swaps, and a plain words line saying what's happening right now.

Image output A rendered seven week study plan with a straight answer about the hours at the top, a heading per week with what to cover and what done looks like, and a closing section on what is most likely to go wrong

A rendered seven week study plan with a straight answer about the hours at the top, a heading per week with what to cover and what done looks like, and a closing section on what is most likely to go wrong

A study plan for the weeks I actually have

Tell Claude the exam, the date and what you already know, and get a week by week plan that puts your weakest topics first and keeps the last days for practice tests, not new material.

Text output

Tutor: Before any formulas: you put 100 euros in a bank that pays 10% interest a year. How much do you have after one year? You: 110. Tutor: Good. In year two, is the 10% calculated on the original 100, or on something else?...

Teach me with questions, not lectures

Makes Claude a patient tutor that gets you to the answer with questions and hints, so you end up actually understanding the topic.