Feature #3044

Strongest examples

On text the dictionary never trained on. The underlined token is where it fires most.

1. python 3.56
   the absolute value of x. For example, `magnitude(-2)` returns `2`.
2. python 3.47
   returns True if x is positive. For example, `positive(-1)` returns `False`.
3. python 3.37
   returns s with an exclamation mark. For example, `excite("pizza")` returns `"pizza!"
4. python 3.36
   the length of s. For example, `num_chars("moon")` returns `4`.
5. python 3.33
   the tests.⏎⏎# opencode.json⏎{⏎ "$schema": "https://opencode
6. python 3.33
   first letter of s. For example, `first_letter("cloud")` returns `"c"`.
7. python 3.3
   today?<|assistant_end|><|bos|># opencode.json⏎{⏎ "$schema": "https://opencode
8. python 3.28
   returns True if x is odd. For example, `odd(6)` returns `False`.
9. python 3.28
   ` returns the cube of x. For example, `cubed(1)` returns `1`.
10. python 3.28
    absolute value of x. For example, `abs_value(-1)` returns `1`.
11. python 3.26
    of vowels in s. For example, `count_vowels("moon")` returns `2`.
12. python 3.26
    first letter of s. For example, `first_letter("tiger")` returns `"t"`.