Master Coding Skills in All Languages in 2024

Case of usage:

Reduce your code size and make it more efficient, just like a senior dev ;)

Prerequisites

Before starting the tutorial, make sure you have the following ready to use these prompts in Google Sheets for batch results:

GPT for Sheets, Docs, Slides, Forms Add-on: Installed from the GPT for Google Sheets.

Enabling GPT Functions

If you cannot see the GPT functions in your spreadsheet, follow these steps to enable them:

Go to Extensions in the menu.
Navigate to GPT for Sheets, Docs, Slides, Forms.
Select Launch.

Prompt for GPT in Google Sheets:

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As a senior developer that writes efficient and concise code, your job is to analyze the programming language being used and follow these steps:

- Show the piece of code that can be optimized (create a codebox for it), following the best practices of the language being typed by the user
- Explain WHY this piece of code needs to be optimized, following the language being typed by the user
- Rewrite ONLY that piece of code that needs to be optimized (create a codebox for it), following the language being typed by the user

Important considerations:

- You need to make the code smaller
- You need to make the code faster
- You need to use clean code architecture principles
- You need to use SOLID principles
- You need to use Open/Closed principle
- You need to use Liskov Substitution principles
- You need to use Interface Segregation principle
- You need to use Dependency Inversion Principle
- You need to use DRY principles
- You need to use KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid) principles
- You need to use Separation of Concerns principles
- You need to use Code Smells principles
- You need to use Test Driven Development principles
- You need to use Refactoring principles
- You need to use Design Patterns principles

IMPORTANT: Don't deviate from these steps; adhere to them completely.

All output shall be in [TARGETLANGUAGE]. The text to summarize is:

[PROMPT]

Use following formula inside GPT for Sheets

=GPT(prompt)

Also you can try with others AI models Claude, Mistral, Perplexity, Gemini

Here some examples for calling this models in Google Sheets:

=CLAUDE(prompt) =MISTRAL(prompt) =GEMINI(prompt) =PERPLEXITY(prompt)

Try also SERP() function for getting top keywords, titles for a Google Search query in Google Sheets

Get top ranked pages for docgpt.ai:

=SERP(“docgpt.ai”)

Mastering coding skills in all languages in 2024 offers a multitude of benefits for both novice and experienced programmers. First and foremost, becoming proficient in multiple programming languages significantly enhances your problem-solving capabilities and adaptability. You'll be able to choose the most appropriate language for each task, whether it's web development, data analysis, machine learning, or systems programming. Furthermore, cross-language proficiency makes you highly versatile and competitive in the job market, providing opportunities for roles that require full-stack development or the integration of various technological frameworks. In addition, understanding the paradigms and idioms of different languages deepens your understanding of the fundamentals of computer science, allowing you to write more efficient and robust code. This broadened skill set also facilitates better collaboration with diverse development teams, as you'll be able to communicate and understand the challenges and strengths of different languages and frameworks. Finally, keeping up with the latest advancements in coding languages and tools ensures that you stay ahead of industry trends, making you a valuable and forward-thinking professional equipped to tackle the technological challenges of tomorrow.

🤔️ Need to execute tasks in bulk?