Asking artificial intelligence for code and reading it

When you ask for code, state: the language, the function name and purpose, input and output, 2–3 examples and constraints (for example, no outside libraries). Then you get short, understandable code that you can read.

def toq_sonlar(royxat):
    natija = []
    for son in royxat:
        if son % 2 == 1:
            natija.append(son)
    return natija

print(toq_sonlar([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]))

Output[1, 3, 5]

Before running the code you receive, read it line by line. In the example below % gives the remainder: son % 2 == 1 means an odd number. append adds an item to the end of a list. If you cannot explain a line in your own words, ask the tool about that line.

The tool’s explanation can also be wrong, so check your understanding with a small example yourself. Being able to read and change code is the key skill of vibe coding.