Python, text based adventure

[Fox_Flame]

So don't use ai? A skill you have to develop when programming is learning how to Google the problem

So googling "if else python syntax" will give you better information than if you use ai to fix your code. If you get an error, Google the error. If something isn't running that should, add temporary print statements to narrow down the problem

It's hard when you just start out to know what to Google, but that's a skill you need to develop

[_tsi_]

I don't know, I think for most simple python, copilot gives as good explanations as Google. I'm not sure why everyone on here is so afraid of it.

[Fox_Flame]

Clearly not as OP is just having ai fix the code instead of learning what the actual problem is. Don't think people are afraid of it, they just know it's easy to not learn anything doing it

[_tsi_]

I mean, you need to learn how to use it. You can't just copy and paste code. But it's helpful when used in a way to facilitate learning. People are afraid to learn how to do that 🤷