Later realized that the library syntax has evolved between when ChatGPT 3.5 was trained versus 2024. I think my boss would have fired me if he knew that a simple syntax change was the reason for delay in release.
Has anyone faced this? Pleas e tell me what do you do for this?
It's better to ask gpt few snippets rather than the whole code.
"Code ki duniya mein, syntax hi king hota hai!" Don't worry, we've all been there. Next time, keep an eye on updates. Always remember, "Prevention is better than debugging!"
If you are using LLM to code, better use the latest Gemini which is free and updated one and you will get better code than 3.5
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