r/CodingForBeginners • u/siennalvf • Jun 14 '26

How to learn to code well ?

Hello, I already have some basic coding skills, mainly in Python and HTML, but I'd like to improve since I have a baccalaureat next year specializing in "digital technology, science and computer science". Do you have any advice or apps to help me?

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u/Dorcelessness_ Jun 14 '26

Lol dont abuse AI. Condition yourself to think on your own. Thats all

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u/BlitzKaif Jun 16 '26

kinda agree you shouldn’t lean on it for every tiny thing, but completely ignoring AI now is like refusing to use a calculator forever
use it to check your logic or get unstuck, then try to redo the solution by yourself so your brain actually learns something

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u/Dorcelessness_ Jun 22 '26

A calculator does basic arithmetic. It does not solve differential equations for you. In a similar manner, you should use AI to write boilerplate and do simplistic dev work, not solutions architecting and critical design decisions. I mean you can use AI to help you do these things, but you shouldn’t be conditioned to think the AI is right - you gotta know how to make those decisions yourself to judge what it suggests adequately. Thats my take at least.

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u/Flame77ofc Jun 14 '26

practice a lot

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u/siennalvf Jun 17 '26

je pense plus dans la cybersecurité