Certainly not - but worse, it will be full of error itself. In addition to having inevitable bugs and errors of omission, it only "knows" what people who don't always know everything they think they know know.
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No, it is a mechanical error.
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grammatical error
The grammatical error in "she wanted to know why did he leave her with any reason" is "did he leave her". It should read "why he left her".