It's not just the prompt that matters, it's also field order (and a bunch of other things).
Imagine you're asking your model to give you a list of tasks mentioned in a meeting, along with a boolean indicating whether the task is done. If you put the boolean first, the model must decide both what the task is and whether it is done at the same time. If you put the task description first, the model can separate that work into two distinct steps.
There are more tricks like this. It's really worth thinking about which calculations you delegate to the model and which you do in code, and how you integrate the two.
Imagine you're asking your model to give you a list of tasks mentioned in a meeting, along with a boolean indicating whether the task is done. If you put the boolean first, the model must decide both what the task is and whether it is done at the same time. If you put the task description first, the model can separate that work into two distinct steps.
There are more tricks like this. It's really worth thinking about which calculations you delegate to the model and which you do in code, and how you integrate the two.