Yes it did, but You will get a different answer each time because of randomness.
It is meant to complete the text You enter…
You can try input like
once upon a time
# or
il était une fois
But because it was also trained on SO and GitHub data too, a side effect is when You enter start of code, it will try to complete it.
For example… You can try input like this
import cv2
# use cv2 and detect edges
Another example, the bold text is my input.
once upon a time in the west there was a little kingdom ruled by a duke. And this duke, he was a very kind of man and liked by all and sundry but one thing worried him. He knew that in his kingdom was a wicked sorceress who was the meanest of all the mean and bad people of the world.
And he wished that he could have gotten rid of her and all her sorcery. But, you see, the sorceress was his wife and it was very difficult to get rid of her and there was always the danger of her turning him into a frog. And so he resolved that he would wait and one day when
