Hi All - I am relatively new to Python but am eager to gain a broad understanding so that I can better apply it to and manipulate the various LLM / AI Agent tools that exist in the marketplace.
Generally, I am a bit unsure as to what is the best way to practice on my own… In the first few courses, Andrew Ng is creating prompts that is calling upon an LLM to execute.
If I want to do this on my own - what is the best way to do this? Do I create a replit account and an Chat GPT / Claude API Key and code / call upon the LLM within Replit?
Sorry if this is not a very smart question but would be a big help if I could get some direction…
I have just started learning python, tableau and SQL from one of virtual courses, I’m now understanding and practicing it for my future jobs projects on it.
@Day999 you might be interested in checking out the newly released Cursor IDE (www.cursor.com).
I’ve heard some people making waves about this. It overs both code gen and code complete (LLM supplemented), as well as a side window for general Q&A and there is a free tier for you to try. Paid versions leverage off Claude Sonnet for feedback.
I tried it a little, I think it is okay.
*Looking again at your post, I think Cursor would definitely get you what you are searching for and much more easily than trying to setup access to the API.