I think "no". Feedback in the form of mistakes is valuable in the learning process. Conversely, if some code works, and you don't know why, you're also not gett

I think "no". Feedback in the form of mistakes is valuable in the learning process. Conversely, if some code works, and you don't know why, you're also not getting as much out of your programming time. In either case, AI powered "help" will keep you from learning as deeply as you otherwise might. If all you want is to pass an exercise, then use it.