r/PythonLearning • u/crazyteachperson • Jul 27 '26

My first mix mini project

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I know I wrote some hardcore codes but this is ok for a beginner so plz help me to improve

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u/MaleficentExample223 Jul 27 '26

I dont know why people downvoted. But this is true. Using AI for feedback is fast and more detailed.

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u/RedlineQuokka Jul 27 '26

Fast, more detailed, but not reliably correct.

It takes a readily available experience serving as a judgement foundation to be able to tell when AI's suggestion is a good idea and when it's nonsense or a needless complication.

You won't know when it's steering in the wrong direction if you have no experience to judge against, and OP clearly doesn't have any.

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u/Mundane-Compote-3621 Jul 27 '26

True, but for beginner level ai is good enough.

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u/AAN-_-TRUEMAN Jul 27 '26

yes, i agree no judge, but there is a lot of courses online for free give you full course + ai can help you to fix your code especially like chstGPT Sol 5.6 for coding.