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Definitely not. LLMs just make things up that sounds right, for anything other than the simplest code you pretty much always have to fix the output.
LLMs are only useful as rubber ducks to figure out what might be wrong with your code, and it's honestly easier for me to read the documentation/Stack Overflow instead when trying to write code from scratch.