# Context On DataCamp, they just released one of those courses relating to learning how to use Claude, so I've decided to have a go at it to see if it is any good or if it's a crock of shit. It says it uses an AI instructor, but whether the instructor will be any good remains to be seen. It also says that when prompts are entered, a score ranging from 0 to 100 will be given, alongside the passing score. To that end, I've decided to be ostentatious in my answers and use flowery, medieval English when I can to see how it does it. # Course Speaking of flowery medieval English, I've done this as the opening prompt for the initial scenario: > [!quote] > Good morrow to thee, > >Provide me these product names three for Verde's new biodegradable snack container. >The missive stares that the names should sound friendly, eco-conscious, or both. It gave a score of 60% to pass, and surprisingly it provided 100% for that. At this rate, I could start a prompt that starts "*The Scrolls of Amun-Ra so do decree that...*" and somehow I'd probably get a perfect score as long as the point gets across. Hell, when I did, it scored me 50% for the task and 100% for the context, for a compsite score of 75%: > [!quote] > Good morrow to thee, > >The Scrolls of Amun-Ra so do decree that a draft summary email for senior leadership about the quarterly review must be written. >The scrolls, dated from the time of yore, so do say that thine job held is that of a project manager at Verde Solutions, and that the review said production costs are down 12% and two new biodegradable product lines launched on schedule. >The scrolls also so do decree that the tone be professional and that the word count be 150- no more, no less. The rest of the course section basically had basically been a case of paste output, tell the fixes, rinse, repeat, ad infinitum until it is done, and with a bunch of questions and videos thrown in. Honestly, it was a piece of cake, but if you're looking for anything resembling a challenge, this isn't it.