>Problem is, how would you know if you have never learned to code without an LLM?
The quick fix I use when needing to do something new is to ask the AI to list me different libraries and the pros and cons of using them. Then I quickly hop on google and check which have good documentation and examples so I know I have something to fall back on, and from there I ask the AI how to solve small simple version of my problem and explain what the library is doing. Only then do I ask it for a solution and see if it is reasonable or not.
It isn't perfect, but it saves enough time most times to more than make up for when it fails and I have to go back to old fashion RTFMing.
The quick fix I use when needing to do something new is to ask the AI to list me different libraries and the pros and cons of using them. Then I quickly hop on google and check which have good documentation and examples so I know I have something to fall back on, and from there I ask the AI how to solve small simple version of my problem and explain what the library is doing. Only then do I ask it for a solution and see if it is reasonable or not.
It isn't perfect, but it saves enough time most times to more than make up for when it fails and I have to go back to old fashion RTFMing.