Raw LLM Responses

https://youtu.be/G6GjnVM_3yM?t=424 Great Questions and Reminder for me to remember stuff better. Not a CS student. I had to write down what i remembered while listening and watching this, Thank you for the questions! I forbid myself to use ChatGPT when learning. However, As I moved from python to C# and currently learning game dev. I've used chatgpt, AFTER findng a solution to my problem, I ask chatgpt and see what the possible solution could've been like, and I THANK GOD i do it this way. For Example, I am currently using a Sprite Shape renderer to move my player on a icey ground, my sprite was choppy, so i googled possible issue and found out how to fix it. Fix done. ChatGPT asked me to change my entire code, so for the fun of it, copy + paste to test it out. Not only did it not work, it broke my project in ways i would have to spend hours to find the bug and issues. Because it was not my code The Part of REPL, it's quite funny, as my teacher always called it Python shell. that threw me off @codingJesus! So If i remember correctly, So a class is in the heap right? which is the memory. However the variable x would be in a stack but the value would be in the heap. The reason for the integer to be in heap, is because -5-256 are prellocated right? Because we're technically re-using the ints. List [ ] vs Tuple (). Mutable vs immutable. Both are similiar, however Lists are changable and tuples are not. Tuples are hashable and Lists are not. Also a reminder when writing a tuple (1,) we always need a coma for a tuple of size one. Cant remember the reason though! Inheritance, would be a class that acts as a container for an object, that could be inherited by other classes. Better too see it as Parent and child. Imagine having a game with multiple hero, and each hero is different. But they carry the same functions, just differs per hero.name. So class Hero(): def speak(self): print("I am Generic Hero") class Ryu(Hero): name = "Ryu" def speak(self): print(f"I am {self.name}) and to use it, h = Hero() h.speak ("Looser hero") r = Ryu() r.speak("Ryu")