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Code Generation with Full Context

DeepSeek's code generation is strongest when you specify the exact language version, allowed dependencies, and I/O specs. The 'return only code' instruction leverages DeepSeek's natural directness — it follows this instruction more reliably than conversational models.

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Prompt

Write a {{language}} {{componentType}} that {{taskDescription}}.

**Technical requirements:**
- Language/runtime: {{language}} {{version}}
- Framework: {{framework}}
- Dependencies: only use {{allowedDependencies}}

**Specifications:**
- Input: {{inputSpec}}
- Output: {{outputSpec}}
- Error cases: {{errorCases}}

**Code style:**
- Follow {{styleguide}} conventions
- Add type annotations for all function signatures
- No comments unless the logic is non-obvious

Return only the code. No explanations, no markdown fences unless I ask.

Variables to customize

{{language}}{{componentType}}{{taskDescription}}{{version}}{{framework}}{{allowedDependencies}}{{inputSpec}}{{outputSpec}}{{errorCases}}{{styleguide}}

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