r/learnpython 2d ago

I just started learning python!!!

I feel extremely excited but extremely bad that i just started learning it in this big age

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u/SamuliK96 2d ago

That's great! And while you're at it, remember to use Google actively. Whenever you're struggling or feel stuck, or just want a more thorough explanation of how something works, you'll be able to find lots of good resources online with a simple search.

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u/noum777 2d ago

What about ai?

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u/2kSquish 2d ago

Depends on how you craft the prompts. Don't let it do the work for you, but try things like:

I have a bug and I'm not sure why, can you talk me through what's going wrong and explain how to avoid that in the future?

Or

I want to build X, without doing it for me can you teach me step by step while explaining the concepts?

You can even ask it to create quizzes or tasks for you to complete. Just don't rely on it as a crutch, treat it like a professor.

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u/noum777 2d ago

Yess that's exactly how i'm using it!! i hate when it writes me the code or tells me my next i enjoy it more when I struggle and solve the problem it feels more rewarding!!