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I am a fresher, i recently joined a small size firm with around 50 employees. Here there is no such thing as documentation, they gave me the codebase and oral explanations about the architecture, so they give me tasks from different parts of the code

Which prompts are beneficial for understanding a codebase? If I extract all the code from a Git repository and give it to GPT, what questions can I ask to help me comprehend the code? I want to know how else GPT can quickly help me understand

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