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Quiz on features of Claude

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What is the Files API used for?

Scanning files for viruses and malware

Compressing large files to reduce API costs

Converting files between different formats automatically

Uploading files ahead of time and referencing them later instead of encoding them directly in messages

Question 2: Correct answer

You're making many requests with the same large system prompt. What feature would make your requests faster and cheaper?

PDF processing

Citations

Extended thinking

Prompt caching

Question 3: Correct answer

What is the primary purpose of citations in Claude?

To create a clear trail from Claude's response back to specific parts of source documents

To compress large documents for faster processing

To count the number of words in a document

To automatically generate footnotes for academic papers

Question 4: Correct answer

When Claude uses extended thinking, what two parts do you get in the response?

Reasoning process and final answer

Problem and solution

Input and output

Question and answer

Question 5: Correct answer

You want Claude to analyze a PDF document. What's the main difference from sending an image?

Change the type to "document" and media_type to "application/pdf"

PDFs cost more to process

You can only send text, not images in PDFs

PDFs require special permission

Question 6: Correct answer

What is a key limitation of Claude's Code Execution tool?

It can only run JavaScript code

It has no network access and runs in an isolated Docker container

It requires users to provide their own execution environment

It can only process text files

Question 7: Correct answer

You want to cache your system prompt. What's the minimum requirement for caching to work?

You must make at least 5 requests

You must use extended thinking

The content must be under 500 tokens

The content must be at least 1024 tokens long

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