When working with ChatGPT, it's important to be specific in your requests to avoid unintended changes to your existing code. To fix bugs quickly, ask ChatGPT to make only the necessary changes and nothing else. This will help you isolate the issue and ensure that your previous fixes are not overwritten.

When requesting changes, use the following approach:

1. Provide ChatGPT with your full, working script.
2. Clearly specify the changes you need, without asking ChatGPT to generate the entire script again.
3. Ask ChatGPT to provide the minimal code blocks or steps required to implement the necessary changes, leaving the rest of your code untouched.

This way, you can quickly identify if the proposed changes are the root cause of the issue, or if there is something else causing the problem in your existing code.

When working with ChatGPT, it's important to be specific in your instructions to avoid accidentally reintroducing old bugs. Instead of asking ChatGPT to make changes to your entire script, request that it only make the necessary changes and nothing else. This will ensure that ChatGPT doesn't output your entire script again, which could potentially reintroduce bugs that you've already fixed.

To achieve this, you can instruct ChatGPT to "show me exactly what to do with my script, making only the necessary changes and nothing else." This will prompt ChatGPT to provide you with specific code blocks or steps that you can quickly copy and paste into your script, leaving the rest of your code untouched.

This approach allows you to verify that your previous script was working correctly and that the changes proposed by ChatGPT are the only ones causing any issues. By being specific in your instructions, you can avoid the frustrating situation of old bugs reappearing in your code.

When working with ChatGPT, it's important to be specific in your instructions to ensure that the model only makes the necessary changes to your script, without overwriting your entire codebase. One effective approach is to ask ChatGPT to "show me exactly what to do with my script, making only the necessary changes and nothing else."

This way, ChatGPT will provide you with concise code blocks or step-by-step instructions that you can easily copy and paste into your existing script. This helps you avoid the frustrating issue of ChatGPT outputting your entire script again, which could reintroduce bugs that you had already fixed.

Additionally, be mindful of changes in the underlying libraries or APIs that your script is using. For example, if a Python library has updated its method from set_position() to position(), make sure to update your script accordingly to stay compatible with the latest version of the library.