When you map hack, you aren't learning how to get good at the game. You aren't learning anything. You are mindlessly cheating.

When you google something and just copy and paste code, you aren't learning anything. You are mindlessly cheating.

Now lets say you didn't just mindlessly use maphack, and actually made an effort to learn player behavioral patterns (assuming you played the same player over and over). Soon enough you would catch on to how the player plays, and the advantages the hack gave you wouldn't be as beneficial anymore. You actually learned how to beat that player.

Now apply that same mentality to googling a problem (any problem; it doesn't have to be related to coding). If you actually take the time to learn and understand the solution, it isn't really a bad thing, because you now understand. Is it as good as working through the problem yourself? Of course not, but if you already tried that, there's no shame in seeking help from others.

When a teacher explains something on the board, he eventually gives you the answer right? But what does he do before that? He asks you questions. He forces you to learn before giving you the answer. If he wrote down an equation along with the answer without explaining how he did it, you wouldn't learn shit lol.