Is Relying on AI a Good Way to Start Learning Python?

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Asked By CuriousCoder92 On

After trying out a website that claimed to create apps using AI, I wasn't satisfied with the results. So, I downloaded the full code (in Python) and started running it locally. Initially, I felt lost, but I used ChatGPT to help troubleshoot errors. Over time, I began to grasp concepts like file paths and libraries, and I got into a rhythm of using AI for suggestions and then applying them. This sparked my interest in learning Python from scratch, and surprisingly, I found it easier than I expected. What are your thoughts on this method? Any tips for someone on this journey?

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Answered By PrologPioneer33 On

I relate to your experience—I tackled a Prolog project with a similar method! While it can be beneficial to use AI tools for help, be cautious. Relying too much on them can lead you to miss fundamental learning. It’s usually better to get a grasp of the basics without too much reliance on AI first. Hope this helps you!

Answered By VibeMaster88 On

It sounds like you've made a solid transition from just trying things out to actually learning the ins and outs of programming! As for tips, I’d suggest checking out the Frequently Asked Questions section in the sidebar. There are many similar questions already discussed that could give you more insight.

Answered By CodeSkeptic21 On

I'd recommend steering clear of LLMs for now. They can give you answers, but they often lead to confusion if you don't understand the basics. Focus on building your skills independently first! Good luck!

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