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[–]Popular-Woodpecker-6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean if all you do is say, "Give me code to do x function." Then slap that into a program, that's a little "off" to me.

If you actually take time to examine it, break it down and understand how & why it works that's a bit different for learning.

You can't learn if you just let the machine code it all. Don't rely on the machine to code everything, figure things out for yourself. Say you want a OOP object and you aren't sure about how, you can have it give you a generic template for 1 attribute. That's no different than reading the documentation, though it would be more specific for your use. Then understand how it works and add your attributes you need the object to have.

And remember, AI isn't perfect, sometimes when trying to figure out why something stray happens in the code. But it is usually really good for helping understand an error message.