If you take the point of view that LLM's have been trained on all the code that humans write, then that sort of things is probably 'correct' to the model. For

If you take the point of view that LLM's have been trained on all the code that humans write, then that sort of things is probably 'correct' to the model. For coding it seems like there almost needs to be a weighting to certain 'correct and orthodox' handling of events if you're going to give over control of code generation to an LLM.