An AI model's internal functions must be correctly identified as getters or constants. Data should refresh as expected. User interface elements must respond predictably to user actions.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model's internal functions must be correctly identified as getters or constants.
Data should refresh as expected. User interface elements must respond predictably to user actions.
An AI model's word bank function, `_CL_WORDS()`, is a getter. It is not a constant value. This means its value can change. External JavaScript loads after the main function runs. The word bank cache resets every time `_openScreen2()` runs. This ensures the AI model always uses the most current list of 10,000 words.
A developer creates an AI model that helps students learn new languages. The developer uses `_CL_WORDS()` to get a list of vocabulary. If the developer treats `_CL_WORDS()` as a constant, the vocabulary list will not update. New words added to the list will not appear for the student. If the developer treats `_CL_WORDS()` as a getter, the student always sees the latest vocabulary.
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An AI model's internal functions must be correctly identified as getters or constants. Data should refresh as expected. User interface elements must respond predictably to user actions.