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i. in the example above ```\#``` can be used as an escape sequence to include ```#``` as a part of your prompt.
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3. #This will be considered as a comment as it contains # at the start of the line itself.
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##### Disabling Comments:
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To treat # as normal character and not a special character to mark starting of a comment (which is the default behavior), one can use -i/--ignore flag in your command for Bito CLI.
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Using -i/--ignore flag in your command for Bito CLI will let Bito CLI know to not treat ```#``` specially and use it as part of the prompt for processing.
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Eg. "bito -p prompt.txt -i" will make sure that even if ```#``` is present in your prompt file, it won't be considered as a comment and your file will be processed as it is.
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##### Using Macro:
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Use ``{{%input%}}`` macro in the prompt file to refer to the contents of the file provided via -f option
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