Lately, I've been using ChatGPT to code for me, but I feel like my skills aren't improving.
Since I keep relying on GPT, I can't code at all when I try to do it myself. How should I solve this? Is the only way to improve my skills to actually do it myself?
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Agreed. After all, doing it yourself is how you really improve.
I was the same at first, but as I practiced without using GPT, it gradually got better. Especially, doing small projects on your own really helps.
Using GPT as a tool is different from replacing it. It's good to get into the habit of using it for searching unfamiliar concepts, but writing the code yourself. Especially when debugging errors, it's recommended to try Googling first before directly asking GPT.
Well, I'm not so sure about that. Actually, I've seen many cases where people improve by quickly encountering various codes through GPT. Typing everything by hand isn't the only way. How about changing your approach?
Disagree. I learned faster thanks to GPT, and understanding concepts was easier. It seems like a matter of how one uses it.