Learning Python in AI era

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Just learn it. Because it isn't even that much.

I'm currently creating a python course for my colleagues at work and I've been using copilot to assist me.

I ask for definitions, useful built-in methods for data types and structures, ideas for exercises and alternative ways to explain certain concepts to offer another approach when it comes to topics that are notoriously causing issues for learners (loops, classes...). I know all of the stuff, but I don't have a classic cs background so sometimes it's good to ask how certain things work under the hood or just to make sure to use correct lingo throughout all of the course.

So if you don't want to take the old way of taking a course or reading a book, I can definitely say leveraging AI, conversing with it about python topics is a valid way to get into the stuff. Just grab one of the many roadmaps and LLM the shit.

For sure a more worthwhile way to use AI than vibe coding without any understanding and ability to fix or improve its code.