It's a limitation of your approach. If you have an idea what you are trying to do, a good detail might produce the correct code. But if it doesn't, then your

It's a limitation of your approach. If you have an idea what you are trying to do, a good detail might produce the correct code. But if it doesn't, then your next prompt will not be asking for it. But explaining to the AI how it went wrong, suggesting and guiding it towards a different path. It will often help you resolve the issue. If you have no domain knowledge or just keep regenerating responses in home that one will be correct, you are going to be wasting time and money.