Learn AI-Assisted Python Programming: With GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT

Once in a while a Technology makes its appearance that has the potential to literally change our way forward. There is no denying that ChatGPT and Github CoPilot has such potential and we can already see it making waves. In such times as now, a shift is happening where AI assistants such as ChatGPT can write good enough code for you, provided you know what to ask exactly and verify what it generates for you. This book teaches you these exact skills. It will teach you the skills to master the basics of Python, because, it is very important to interpret the programs that CoPilot or ChatGPT generates and ensure that they match with what you need, and most important the book teaches you the skill to ask the AI what exactly you need and if required, break down the tasks into smaller subtasks and then check on the same. If you are new to programming, welcome aboard and pick up this book and it shall not disappoint you. If you are already a seasoned programmer, this book will still teach you how to make the best of AI assistants by taking Github CoPilot as an example. It will also walk you though various best practices of programming like what makes a program good, how to test effectively etc. A great book at the right time!

AI-assisted Python programming is relatively simple. This book focuses on Copilot, thought other AI processors could be usedCode snippets are helpful and the plot starts at 'print 1 to 10' instead of the usual "Hello, Welcome".They compare Assembly code to Python. Had to laugh. Author had the same issue with Assembly that most computer science majors suffer. It's boring and makes not sense. Especially after you try AI-assisted Python programming.

This is a game changer on how to get introduced to learning the number one computer software language, Python, using artificial intelligence to assist a student learn.Thank you so much for publishing this.It really in an introduction, from an broader perspective, how we all can increase our knowledge via having an AI teaching component. What a fabulous and inclusive resource for our otherwise divided world.

This book is hands on and enjoyable too.

Only on Chapter 3 and already not impress, with neither the book nor Copilot. Copilot in VS Code is unpredictable, only shows up with complete code when using Ctrl Enter and is Copilot labs is no longer an option to install as an extension. I am assuming the rest of the book is going to be crap as well. I will go a few more chapters deep and see if anything the book says matches out with the results of this crappy copilot extension and if it does I may come back to update my rating, but right now, I would say stay with using ChapGPT or any other GPT chat tool. So far this method takes twice as long to code then just planning it out and writing it.