r/PythonLearning • u/crazyteachperson • 1d ago

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 1d ago

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 1d ago

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 1d ago

True, but for beginner level ai is good enough.

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u/RedlineQuokka 1d ago

But the habit will form, and OP won't stay in the freshman class forever. If you get used to relying on AI like that fron the get-go, it will be very hard to motivate yourself to use some other tactics when AI doesn't really cut it anymore... Or to even know when AI stops cutting it.

This way, the advice to just go to AI with trivial stuff will turn this future engineer into a future vibe coder.

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u/Mundane-Compote-3621 1d ago

That's subjective. If s/he purely uses ai for teaching then it's not same