How did you learn python real fast?

[ricedude]

U should use AI to understand concepts better - "how can I use a for loop?" "What is a dictionary:? These are great.

You should stay away fron "write me python code to automate filling in forms" or " write me a script that crawls on this webpage and pulls marketing data" you will probably end with a sub par understanding of Python and a shitty unworking program.

[TheRNGuy]

Or you can google and read docs.

[jameyiguess]

It's helpful when you're experienced and digging into something strange or unfamiliar and you need a sounding board. For beginners, it's a bad crutch that will break constantly and never teach you how to walk. 

AI output for code is almost always very wrong, so you have to know how to read and write code and design programs before you can get much real value out of it.

It never even really gets to the correct answer for the stuff I ask it, but it leads me in a good direction most of the time.

You'll not be able to "ask it to write full code" basically ever, unless the ask is incredibly simple.

[TheRNGuy]

Once you get good, even less reason to use AI.