1. 1. Reading a price sheet
  2. 2. Input, output, cached
  3. 3. Check yourself
  4. 4. One chip, one dinner plate
  5. 5. Where the power goes
  6. 6. Check yourself
  7. 7. Smaller models, same answer
  8. 8. Watch a model type
  9. 9. Final check

Lesson 3 of 9 · Part 1 · Check yourself · 2 min Draft

Check yourself

Four quick questions on price sheets, input and output, long prompts and caching.

Four quick questions on Part 1. Look back at the lessons whenever you like.

Check yourself

Get every answer right to open part 2.

1. On a price sheet, what does "$0.10 per million input tokens" price?
2. Why does output usually cost more than input?
3. What happens to a Haiku 5.5 request with a 150,000-token prompt?
4. Haiku 5.5 counts the same text as about 30% more tokens. What follows?