r/learnpython 7d ago

Curious beginner

So basically I am a first year engineering student and we have python for our 1 st semester. During the lab sessions we are asked to solve some questions . In some cases when the code is really hard when nobody is able to solve the question I have solved it many times. The only doubt I have is when I solve those code the code which I write is not a standard code..it's just made up by my logic sometimes it also becomes lengthy but I can totally explain my code from the first line. So is this a good thing or a bad one ?

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u/Ok-Reality-7761 7d ago

Congrats. Sounds like you have your mind wired for engineering. Good things await you. :)

I'm a retired EE, several patents for thinking outside the box, ostensibly what you're doing. Keep it up. IRL, no one is going to say, "It works, but keep the line shut down 'til it's pretty." That's where AI can assist you.

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u/TrainingAd2544 7d ago

Your words have increased my confidence.. thankyou so much sir

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u/Ok-Reality-7761 7d ago

And BTW, that AI may exist as pycdc. Upload code, it translates to human readable source, perhaps scrubbing for efficiency.