return sum
Finally, the function returns the sum.
[/explanation]
The Python translation does not do the same thing as the C++ code. These are
the results of one failed unit test that tests whether the Python
translation’s outputs match the C++ program’s outputs:
Failed: assert sum_pairwise_products(3) == 25
Actual Result: 16
Correct the translation.
[python]
def sum_pairwise_products(n):

sm = 0
for i in range(1, (n + 1)):

for j in range(i, (n + 1)):

57

sm = (sm + (i * j))

return sm

[/python]
[c++]
<insert C++ program here>
[/c++]
[explanation]
<insert explanation of C++ program here>
[/explanation]
[python]
<insert original Python translation here>
[/python]

C Text-to-Python Generation

C.1 Baseline Prompt (3-shot)

The prompt for generating initial Python code is taken from [37].

# Write Python function to complete the task and pass the assertion tests.
Teaching Large Language Models to Self-Debug