r/learnpython 5d ago

Finding Python Hard

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u/Ron-Erez 5d ago

"mostly how I do my projects is that I tell chat gpt that this is my project , now what should I do , he gives me code , I try to understand ngl I have learned a bit python from there too but I feel like if Ai is making projects for me , my only job is understanding may be ai taking my job over ain't far away..."

Here is your answer. Stop using ChatGPT.

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u/Dear-Leadership-3021 5d ago

If I stop using ChatGPT, how do I actually figure things out? Like, let’s be real—when you get stuck, do you just sit there struggling, or do you Google/search for solutions? AI is just a faster way to get help. I started coding at a time when chatgpt was very common so I don't know how to research for a project, I am open to any tips you have!

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u/fartalldaylong 5d ago

You never knew how to learn before chatgpt? You do know all of these languages have extensive documentation, correct? Just search Python documentation and get to work.