A community-college waitlist tester includes exactly one house-style case, then a new story. Which prompting technique is this?
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Short Explanation
One worked house-style case before the new story is one-shot — a single demonstration of the expected pattern. Few-shot needs more than one; zero-shot needs none; meta asks for a better prompt.
Full Explanation
One-shot prompting supplies exactly one example that demonstrates the expected result for a given input. The waitlist tester’s single house-style case followed by a new story matches that definition. Few-shot uses multiple examples; zero-shot uses none; meta prompting targets prompt generation or refinement.