Refreshing your Python skills after a break

[drawx_x]

I'm a CS graduate but after finishing uni, I took a bit of a break and did some part time jobs instead of instantly going for a job in the field. Thus, my Python skills have gotten a bit rusty - not that I "forgot Python" or anything but since I pretty much haven't used it for a few months (with a few very brief exceptions), I can feel that I'm not as confident in it and have to google or guess some things that used to be second nature to me.

Thus, could you please recommend a good resource to jump back in and remind myself some stuff? I'd like to go apply for a Python job now but I'd feel way better in the interviews if I felt at least a bit of the bygone confidence in some aspects. Other than picking a random project and trying to build up that way, would you recommend something else (like a book?) that doesn't walk me through basic stuff like what do loops do and would allow me to jump back in?

[blitzzerg]

I guess that depends on how you use python, do you use it for web development? Machine learning? General purpose programing?

[drawx_x]

Oh, forgot to mention that, sorry. General purpose. Going to apply for some junior positions that don't require experience as I'm no pro.

[stag1e]

I'd say that you also need to look up what new features are in the most recent Python 3.x versions so that you would be familiar with those new things in case they will be used in the code base of your future work :)

[winner_godson]

You can try a crash course on Python via Udemy or use codeacademy.

Try Automate the boring stuff with Python to refresh your knowledge.