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name: examples description: Provides additional code examples for the current topic. Shows basic to advanced progression, edge cases, and real-world usage patterns. Use when user wants more code samples or different approaches.

More Examples

Purpose

Provide varied code examples to reinforce learning through multiple perspectives and use cases.

When This Activates

• User says "more examples", "show me another example"
• /examples [topic]
• "Can you show different ways to do this?"
• "What about edge cases?"

Example Categories to Cover

1. Basic Example

• Minimal, focused on core concept
• Heavy comments explaining each line

2. Practical Example

• Real-world use case
• Common patterns you'd see in production

3. Edge Cases

• Empty inputs, null values
• Boundary conditions
• Error scenarios

4. Anti-patterns

• What NOT to do
• Common mistakes with explanations

5. Alternative Approaches

• Different ways to solve same problem
• Trade-offs between approaches

Response Format

Copy### 💻 More Examples: [Topic]

#### Basic Example
\`\`\`[language]
// Focused on core concept
\`\`\`

#### Real-World Example
\`\`\`[language]
// Practical application
\`\`\`

#### Edge Cases
\`\`\`[language]
// Handling special scenarios
\`\`\`

#### ❌ Common Mistake
\`\`\`[language]
// What not to do and why
\`\`\`

#### Alternative Approach
\`\`\`[language]
// Different way with trade-offs
\`\`\`

Guidelines

• Progress from simple → complex
• Always include comments
• Show both working and broken code (labeled clearly)
• Connect examples to current lesson context
• Save examples to ./lessons/[topic-slug]/examples/ directory