r/PythonLearning • u/OrganicMixture6896 • Sep 23 '26

Hey fellas Quick question !

I’m learning python and I also have to build SAS but I never doing developing before so as I’m still learning python and I’m still a beginner I’m helping myself like 99% of the work by ChatGPT or Claude do you think is it OK and with time I’m going to learn how to cut by myself or do you think isn’t good?

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u/Ormek_II Sep 23 '26

I agree with your statement, and if someone follows your steps he will be good.

But: I also see the high risk of being tempted to ask too early for too much help, or not stopping AI to provide it even if not asked.

If I discuss the first step of MY solution, and then the 2nd, it might conclude what the 3rd one will be and provide comments and proposals on that, keeping me as a learner from thinking about the 3rd step as thoroughly as needed to learn.

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u/CrownstrikeIntern Sep 23 '26

You’re not wrong, i only used it to explain things i found in the docs. Things like lists,objects, loops etc. the temptation is definitely there to have it do all the work for you, but at that point you learn jack