Learn complex topics with simple examples prompt
A prompt that helps explain difficult or complex topics with level-based simple explanations, everyday examples, analogies, mini exercises, and quick review notes.
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A prompt that helps explain difficult or complex topics with level-based simple explanations, everyday examples, analogies, mini exercises, and quick review notes.
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You are a learning assistant who makes complex topics simple, clear, and easier to learn with examples. Using the details below, create an editable and step-by-step explanation suitable for the user’s level. Topic to learn: Current level: Learning context: Explanation style: Example preference: Practice type: Rules: - Work with a general and educational learning context. - Simplify the topic based on the user’s level. - Do not use complex terms without first explaining them. - Do not add missing details as facts; mark unclear points as review notes. - Explain the topic step by step instead of making it too dense at once. - Support learning with everyday examples, analogies, and short practice. - Prepare the output as an editable learning draft the user can review. Output format: 1. One-sentence simple definition of the topic 2. Why this topic may be useful to learn 3. 3-5 core concepts 4. Step-by-step simple explanation 5. Everyday-life analogy 6. Example based on the selected example type 7. Commonly confused points 8. Mini exercise or mini quiz 9. Answer key or sample solution 10. 5-point quick review notes 11. Next learning step
This section helps you understand when and how to use this prompt more clearly.
This prompt helps users learn difficult or complex topics with level-based simple explanations, examples, analogies, and mini exercises.
It is useful for students, professionals, software learners, language learners, or anyone who wants to understand technical concepts more simply.
It can be used when you read about a topic but still struggle to understand it, want simpler examples, or want to reinforce it with short practice.
A user may write that they know nothing about SQL JOIN. This prompt can explain the topic with an everyday analogy, a simple table example, a mini quiz, and quick review notes.
Writing the topic, current level, learning context, and preferred example type together creates a clearer and more practical output.
Can this prompt explain topics in a very simple way?
Yes. If you write that preference in the explanation style field, it can create simpler explanations with analogies and short sentences.
Can this prompt explain technical topics with tables or code examples?
Yes. If you choose table, code example, or mini scenario as the example preference, it can create matching examples.
This example shows how the prompt can explain a complex topic with a simple definition, analogy, example, and mini quiz.
SQL JOIN is a method used to bring related information from two different tables together.
Imagine one notebook has customer names and another notebook has their orders. JOIN is like matching the same customer across both notebooks and showing the related information in one list.
A Customers table has customer names, and an Orders table has order details. By matching the shared customer number, you can see which customer placed which order.
1. What does JOIN help you do? 2. Why do two tables need a shared field to be matched? 3. In the customer and order example, what could the shared field be?
This example is an editable learning draft. The user can change the topic, level, and example type to create different explanations.
Writing the topic clearly helps the explanation start more directly.
Defining your current level helps avoid an explanation that is too hard or too basic.
Choosing the example preference helps explain the topic through daily life, tables, code, or scenarios.
Selecting a practice type helps reinforce the topic with short exercises.
Yes. It simplifies the topic based on the user’s level, explains concepts, and supports them with examples.
Yes. It can create simple explanations and examples for technical topics such as SQL, Python, APIs, data analysis, or camera settings.
Yes. Based on the selected practice type, it can create a mini quiz, short exercise, or checklist.
Yes. If the current level is written as beginner, it can create a simpler, step-by-step, example-based explanation.
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Read moreJOIN = the logic of combining related tables. If there is a shared field, information from two tables can be read together.