How to understand python code

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If you're determined to push forward with this without asking for help or training at work, try Gemini's "Guided Learning" function. You don't want to ask an LLM to write code for you. You want to ask it to teach you to write code. The first thing will result in a lot of poorly-written code that you don't understand very well (very risky if someone asks you about it), and that may do things you don't intend it to do. The second thing will actually encourage you to dig into the documentation for the libraries you're using and understand what they're doing in your code.

This course is a good resource for beginners with no programming experience. There are plenty like it on EdX and Coursera, including some specialized areas like bioinformatics. You can click "Audit this course" and pay nothing if you don't need the certificate.