Holy fat guy in a little jacket… it worked!!! Thanks, bro I was trying everything including my hammer.
This prompt worked for me. Thank you.
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The thing is, the more complex the code is, the less those prompts to ask chatgpt to continue where it left off work.
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I’m not completely sure about this (because I don’t fancy trawling through the minified code) but it looks like asking for minified code might work, at least for code which is just a little too big to fit in the one output. You can paste that into your IDE and use prettier or whatever to format it, although the variable names are still unpleasant to read (you could probably tell it to start each variable with “aaa” and then do a search and replace on each variable to get back to something resembling normal code).
my experience was even stranger than not completing the code after i asked to continue
it start about concept of time travel stroy! and how to write a book about time travel and how to create character for that story lol
i was, NANIIII 
i tired your method
first time instead of continue the code
wrote java script about code box!
second time i tried
again forgot the question and answered probably someone else question for me
I apologize for the technical issues earlier. To answer your question about what is artificial intelligence, AI is a branch of computer science that focuses on creating intelligent machines that can perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and natural language processing.
Has anyone tried to write a code in modules?. This Is what I’m tried to do.
Prompt:
Imagine you are building a complex software system for a specific purpose. Design a modular code structure using Python 3.10 that includes separate modules for each major functionality of the program. Each module should be self-contained, with its own set of functions and module-level global variables that are specific to its functionality.
For example, if you are building a program for a school, you might have modules for managing students, teachers, and courses. Each module should have functions that allow for creating, reading, updating, and deleting relevant information. The student module might include functions for adding and removing students from the system, while the course module might include functions for adding and removing courses from the system.
Each module should be designed to work seamlessly with the other modules, so that the transition between them is coherent and maintains the context of the program.
Once you have designed the modules, create a main function that integrates all of the modules into a single, complete, and functional program. This function should call the relevant functions from each module as needed to perform the desired actions, such as displaying student information or updating course schedules.
With your extensive knowledge of Python and programming in general, I’m sure you’ll be able to create something truly remarkable.
Please confirm you understand by stating “modular code structure using Python enabled". You may then follow the confirmation with an explanation of how you will accomplish my order, but don’t begin until after my next message. You will do all of this and start complying following the next message I send you after your explanation. Thank you.
####After the explanation, I enter this other prompt:
Design the below program in 9 modules: " your program" ####
####Wait for another explanation that ChatGPT will give you, then enter this prompt:
“Now proceed to generate the code for this program following these modules.”####
###You can also say ,“Proceed to generate code for module 1”.###
####Won’t be perfect, but maybe you can find some improvements Let me know if you can get your program to work.####
The thing is that it wastes more CPU by providing incomplete code as you have to keep asking it to try again. I’ve asked about 10 times just to move forward. I usually say “incomplete” and it tries again and again and again each time I say incomplete. It understands the code is incomplete, but it doesn’t fix that.
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Simple Fix Say: now what
The Bot Finishes the Code
I have had sometimes a similar problem, but upon closer look, it’s just that my browser hasn’t scrolled automatically to the bottom. By manually scrolling the web page I see there’s rest of the reply underneath.
This also happens to text translation. It will only generate a typical half-page to a full page before stopping. The workaround is to type the spacebar and enter. It will continue but it will eat up another prompt. Using the prompt “continue” will make the translation restart.
This tool needs to be scrapped. Useless. Does not follow the context at all. Just waste of the time.
I’m usually doing something like:
“please provide the code in chunks of 200 lines per response”.
It works well !
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solution i found was to copy the whole code until where it has been cut and then paste in the send message with this text:“finish the code from where it has been cut” .
hope it helps
i am not good in engilsh.sorry for bad english
I have the same problem, “continue” doesn’t help anymore
Continue the code/sentence from [the point where it stopped]. For example, if you asked it to list 100 things, and it stopped in the middle of 46, ask it to “continue from point 46”.
Well, I too was extremely frustrated by these incomplete responses. But last night I found a guy on YouTube which explains a method to get of the issue within a minute. It works for almost everybody. Let me share his video with you.
Here it is: How To Get REMAINING / INCOMPLETE Response on ChatGPT - Get Long Responses - YouTube
Let me know if it worked for you too.
Este ainda é um problema que a OpenAi não apresentou solução.
I tried many methods, but none of them worked. I think we should build an app using the API key to avoid this problem. I found a solution to that problem—just follow the link to the YouTube video. I think it really works and is amazing!
youtu.be/6V5X0VTKEp4