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AI can help you write code faster - but it should not replace your understanding.
Before asking AI to build a feature, understand the flow yourself:
→ What problem are you solving?
→ What data is involved?
→ Which part should be handled by frontend, backend, or AI?
→ What can fail?
Then use AI for specific tasks, debugging, repetitive work, or when you are stuck.
The best developers will not be the ones who use AI the most.
They will be the ones who know where AI should and should not be used.
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