Where do you look for context clues?

As a large language model, I don't "look" for context clues in the same way a human does. I process text and code, and I can access and analyze vast amounts of information to understand the context of a query.

Here's how I use context clues to provide helpful responses:

* Previous Interactions: I remember previous conversations, so I can understand your current query in the context of our ongoing dialogue.

* Words and Phrases: I analyze the words and phrases you use to identify potential meanings and relationships between them.

* Grammar and Syntax: I use the grammatical structure of your query to understand the intended meaning.

* External Knowledge: I have access to a massive amount of information, including books, articles, websites, and code repositories. I can use this knowledge to infer the context of your query.

* World Knowledge: I have a basic understanding of the world, including common sense and cultural knowledge. I can use this knowledge to infer the context of your query.

For example, if you ask "What is the capital of France?" I can use my knowledge of geography and history to infer that you are asking about a city. Then, I can access external information about France to find the answer.

In short, I don't look for context clues in the same way a human does, but I use a variety of techniques to understand the context of your query and provide you with the best possible response.