TFA actually has four key findings: (1) ChatGPT is better at generating functionally correct code for problems before 2021 in different languages than problems

TFA actually has four key findings: (1) ChatGPT is better at generating functionally correct code for problems before 2021 in different languages than problems after 2021 with 48% advantage in Accepted rate on judgment platform, but ChatGPT 's ability to directly fix erroneous code with multi-round fixing process to achieve correct functionality is relatively weak; (2) the distribution of cyclomatic and cognitive complexity levels for code snippets in different languages varies. Furthermore, the multi-round fixing process with ChatGPT generally preserves or increases the complexity levels of code snippets; (3) in algorithm scenarios with languages of C, C++, and Java, and CWE scenarios with languages of C and Python3, the code generated by ChatGPT has relevant vulnerabilities. However, the multi-round fixing process for vulnerable code snippets demonstrates promising results, with more than 89% of vulnerabilities successfully addressed; and (4) code generation may be affected by ChatGPT 's non-determinism factor, resulting in variations of code snippets in functional correctness, complexity, and security. Overall, our findings uncover potential issues and limitations that arise in the ChatGPT -based code generation and lay the groundwork for improving AI and LLM-based code generation techniques.