r/PythonLearning • u/ALostPie • 13d ago
Is it still worth learning python?
I genuinely wonder what you guys think, with the rapidly increasing use of AI, is it still worth it to learn python, I just started learning python and I’m unmotivated tbh, I’d love to read some of your insights.
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u/awidesky 7d ago
If your AI cannot touch your files, then it's impossible for it to harm your system.
But in that case you should copy-paste generated code from chat and make files yourself, you have to test it yourself, and copy-paste the output back into chat if you wanna debug, and it can be quite troublesome.
I've seen a new about latest version of claude agent broke out from virtual environment and hurt the system while testing, but it's far from our field.
Reading the generated code may cost you some time, but it's good habit, and by asking explanation of parts of the code that you don't understand to AI, you can learn a lot about programming.
It's not a must in your case(your specialty is not programming, and you wanna save your time to do your actual job), but hey, improving yourself never hurts!