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If it imagines a function it's fine. You can fix it in one prompt. But when it doesn't see it may move in the wrong way and produce limited solution. And you wo
by two_in_one 3y ago
If it imagines a function it's fine. You can fix it in one prompt. But when it doesn't see it may move in the wrong way and produce limited solution. And you wouldn't know.
- vasco 3y agoYou would know in a similar way to a colleague of yours having done this code the previous day, or you joining a company with legacy code. It either has tests or you can't really trust it anyway regardless. You can ask the AI to also write tests for you, inspecting tests is usually much faster than understanding all the nuances of the code.