Microsoft's OpenAI API doesn't just give you basic answers to questions. It can also throw some artistic flair in its responses. And you can tell it to do that by setting the temperature.

Looking for an intro to developing Java applications with Microsoft's OpenAI API? I gotcha covered. This will be the first part of a series.

You can do it. It's "true."

You're not limited to strings.

It's pesky, but fixable.

Sometimes you need a List. Sometimes you need an array.

This is a good solution if you're using a flyweight pattern.

*You probably can't really ditch the getters and setters.

Because sometimes there's no "right" class available.

Why take the boring stuff?