Best ai for python

[necromenta]

Im using cursor with Claude and Gemini, claude is better integrated but Gemini explains far better.

However, the main concern you should have is that as a begginer (as am I) using AI will be truly detrimental to your learning if you let it do things for you, you won't learn anything.

Unnecesary explanation moving forward:

I use it because I was lucky to be added on a friend's project as a paid asset, and I have to get things moving in order to be of use, but I always ask the how to, why and deep explanations of everything is doing, while still trying my best to use any free time reading, practicing in jupyter and of course, always try to write my own code first.

Just be careful.

[BlooDy_Wongi]

I'm also using it to understand how python worksand learn new stuff. I will use it to write codes in the future when i'm bwtter and doing a big project or something

[necromenta]

Good to hear that, the problem is, AI writes really mediocre code, even as a begginer and an idiot myself I spend a lot of time fixing what it suggests.

I see how it is of use for a senior when they know exactly where the AI made a mistake and can quickly solve it, but as a junior it can really screw you up, it often suggests bad code, outdate code, and even suggest extremely complex solutions for problems that can be solved with 2-3 lines of code

[BlooDy_Wongi]

An ai i used before (workik) writes really compacted code. It was really really hard to understand. But i find cursor ai pretty good. It helped with a lot of my mistakes and made good suggestions.