```python
def fibonacci(n):
    if n <= 1:
        return n
    else:
        return fibonacci(n-1) + fibonacci(n-2)

## Asking About Code

You can ask various questions about your code:

- "Can you explain how this code works?"
- "Is there a more efficient way to write this?"
- "Why am I getting an error in line 5?"
- "How can I optimize this function?"
- "What does this particular line do?"

## Learning Programming Concepts

AI Study Go can help you understand programming concepts through code:

1. Ask about a specific concept (e.g., "Explain recursion in Python")
2. Request example code demonstrating the concept
3. Ask follow-up questions to deepen your understanding
4. Experiment by modifying the provided examples
5. Get feedback on your modifications

## Code Challenges and Exercises

To practice your programming skills:

1. Request a coding challenge (e.g., "Give me a beginner Python exercise")
2. Write your solution in a code block
3. Submit it for feedback
4. Receive suggestions for improvement
5. Try more advanced challenges as you progress

## Debugging Assistance

When you encounter errors in your code:

1. Share the code containing the error
2. Include any error messages you're receiving
3. Explain what you're trying to accomplish
4. The AI will help identify the issue and suggest fixes
5. Apply the suggestions and test your updated code

## Programming Tutorial Sessions

For more structured learning:

1. Specify your programming language and skill level
2. Request a tutorial on a specific topic
3. Follow along with the step-by-step explanations
4. Complete the suggested exercises
5. Ask for clarification when needed

## Best Practices for Code Learning

- **Start Small**: Begin with simple concepts and gradually tackle more complex topics
- **Practice Regularly**: Regular coding practice is key to skill development
- **Experiment**: Modify example code to see how changes affect behavior
- **Explain Your Code**: Practice explaining what your code does to reinforce understanding
- **Review and Refactor**: Regularly revisit and improve your previous code