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If you have coding skills you can get AI to one shot most most react components with the right prompt. That's a skill it's just like yeah you need to know it. There's a lot of stuff out you need to understand the concepts but that alone is probably not getting you as a junior no. The things that I remember interviewing after the boot camp, you know, what were people asking? It was knowledge of Do you understand Java really right? Can you sit down and write a Java program? Can you debug a very tiny Java that's doing the wrong thing? Right? That kind of stuff like very easy, you can just paste that in and it'll do it for you. Employers are now realizing they can't use those as filters anymore. But what they can do is they can detect people who only use AI as a crutch and don't understand fundamentals. I'm seeing the ques Tell me how this works. Tell me how the internet works. Tell me how you access a Tell me how you gracefully handle exceptions. Yeah, in code. And if you're somebody who's just vibe coding, you will never answer those quest