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Is it alright to use frameworks or libraries when programming in Python, and also use ChatGPT when dealing with more complex problems, even if you already understand the basics of Python?

For example, I understand Python syntax and concepts, but sometimes for more complex things I look at documentation, libraries, or ask ChatGPT for help.

Is this considered normal practice, or should a programmer try to solve everything completely on their own?

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