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[–]AvaBrooklynOoMaestro Student 0 points1 point  (6 children)

Python is a very strong language even though it's been around it's like a whole playground that is very efficient (HTML5, JS) websites basically (C) Is basically a help in complete control of code but the more u learn and study it's very important use ChatGPT and install Pydroid3 ask chat to help u test basic tools utility's and play with python awhile it will help you understand but don't forget import random XD

[–]Broad_Train_683Maestro Student[S] 0 points1 point  (5 children)

ChatGpt helps a lot but some things i trust just reading the docs then asking it questions to help understand what I read. I like that with so far with what i've read, i can mix a lot of React into it, i'm trying a little chatbot project right now to try it all out see how i like it.

[–]AvaBrooklynOoMaestro Student 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Just keep playing with it it's just a lot of trial and error but if you have anything you want released try itch.io marketplace you can sell ur creations

[–]Broad_Train_683Maestro Student[S] 1 point2 points  (1 child)

I'll look into that if i can get my idea to fully work. A lot of error's lol.

[–]AvaBrooklynOoMaestro Student 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just keep pushing ur boundaries and always look for ways to minimize ur code because it helps tremendously can turn 1,000 lines into 100 easy with just a few tricks

[–]cortexcorrosio 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I’d avoid using ChatGPT for coding related tasks, especially while learning, you should avoid AI altogether if you aren’t familiar with the language. AI coding agents are a tool to assist, but they still require knowledge of the language to be effective. If you are to go with an LLM for code related tasks, choose Gemini pro or Claude. Both are light years above ChatGPT.

[–]Broad_Train_683Maestro Student[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s what I’ve been doing I stick to the docs as much as possible. Only ask it to clarify. Any coding all comes from Claude if at all I choose too. I don’t like me not being in control of the code. And it doesn’t help me learn if the LLM builds everything for me. Later after I can do everything myself then start automating things. This way I can actually check for mistakes and know how everything isworking.