Perhaps a radical suggestion but you could also just write the code and use LLMs to check for errors, different patterns that might be better (I.e parse don’t validate). They don’t necessarily have to be code generation tools if you feel that it’s not better to do so. This will probably fall of deaf ears but personally I like doing it this way.

You could also use LLMs to help you understand things, rather than doing them for you and hoping you don't need to understand anything, which is typically a bad strategy.

LLMs can be pretty great to help you learn. You do have to watch out for when they're teaching you something wrong, especially if it's something like history, where it could just be making things up completely and it's harder to tell than with pure logic like computer science.