To think that a programmer will always come up with the exact and most optimal solution to any given problem is a bit naïve I have no idea where you saw this b

To think that a programmer will always come up with the exact and most optimal solution to any given problem is a bit naïve I have no idea where you saw this being implied. The software highlights syntax and lets you check your code as many times as desired, as well as giving hints if your result isn't correct and providing compiler output. Nothing stops you from googling something. It's not like the software will destroy your file and egg your house because your algorithm is o(n2) instead of o(n); that's up to whoever is evaluating the results. The fact that it has a polish and chinese version should also give you a little hint about the intended audience.