Something like this could be helpful if the stumbling block is the syntax. If the output consistently looks like the example, though, it's not going to be very

Something like this could be helpful if the stumbling block is the syntax. If the output consistently looks like the example, though, it's not going to be very much help explaining the longer tail of straightforward code that simply implements hard-to-understand logic, though. I can see something this functionality being useful to explain dense, ungooglable code, like regex, or maybe APL. That said, I couldn't really trust current-generation ML to actually produce a correct explanation instead of being confidently and wildly wrong.