Yes, AI can whip up a function in seconds but if you don’t understand the code it spits out, you’re just rolling the dice. I was seeing devs blindly accept AI output because they’d never wrestled with the underlying concepts themselves.
LeetPrompt is an answer: a sandbox where you still need real coding insight(types, pointers, concurrency) but you express that insight as a prompt. If you don’t grasp the refactor, the AI won’t either. It’s the best of both worlds: you sharpen fundamental skills and learn to steer models with surgical precision.