I mean, a computer gaming course isn’t any of that in the beginning. It’s basics, and basics is what LLMs excel at. Need 800 lines that are a monotonus number of checks boiled down to some sort of mapped system to clean up the code? It can do that in a fraction of a second.
The problem is that when you skip those basics you never learn the more advanced stuff either, because you don’t have the basics to build upon.
I mean, a computer gaming course isn’t any of that in the beginning. It’s basics, and basics is what LLMs excel at. Need 800 lines that are a monotonus number of checks boiled down to some sort of mapped system to clean up the code? It can do that in a fraction of a second.
The problem is that when you skip those basics you never learn the more advanced stuff either, because you don’t have the basics to build upon.
I think it’s difficult to learn the advanced stuff if you skip out on the basics. Experienced programmers can use AI for basic stuff, why not?
Disclaimer: I’m not a programmer so I might be talking shit.