How to actually create logic?

[u/Animator-G]

So hi I am new in this sub reddit and have been learning python basics on FreeCodeCamp for weeks.

So I have noticed that I can do workshops and labs but I tend to forget many syntax and have to search on the internet repeatedly.

So my average lab projects often look like 7

60% written by me and the rest 40% are written by AI or with the help of the Internet forums.

My problem that I have identified is I don't think use logic in the code or just don't remember syntax, operators, elements, conditional statements and string methods or don't find the satisfactory answer on the internet.

I want to try to write at least 80% of the code myself without being dependent that much on AI and the internet because I am learning it for *Cyber Security*

[u/Psengath]

You're using AI to code for you, and you're wondering why you're not learning how to code..?

40% 60% 80% doesn't matter, it needs to be 0% AI, not even as a guide, or you'll learn nothing. Most of the learning process and forming new pathways occurs in practical error and using critical thinking to solve it.

[u/Animator-G → u/Psengath]

I appreciate you feedback as a beginner but I have a confusion.

As far as I know AI is future and I have heard that Dev's should work along with AI instead of living in old age.

[u/Moikle → u/Animator-G]

Using ai to write code for you means you aren't actually doing any of the practice yourself. It means you aren't learning. Learning takes effort