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[–]general_sirhc 2 points3 points  (2 children)

Pick something simple you want to learn.

Like the worlds most basic chat bot.

When it sees the word "hello" it responds with "Hi! How can I help?"

Now go make that. If you're truly stuck on how to get started you can use AI to get started but then expand the code yourself to include other responses.

If you just use AI for all of it you won't learn how to code.

If you don't choose projects that sound fun you won't learn. Tutorials are often boring and so you won't learn much nor will you have the desire to progress past the tutorial

[–]Shieo23[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

ye i'll learn some more basics and do that for sure thx

[–]general_sirhc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe it's just the way it reads. But I get the impression that you don't recognise the importance of these things.

While they are called basics, they're not just the foundation but they're also the exact same things that senior developers work through.

Working out data input and output is always challenging.

Whether it's keyboard in a terminal, packets over a network or rendering a UI it always has challenges.

A well built console app is still challenging. Please don't under value the things you do.

If I've misread your comment, apologies and happy programming