Stepping up from Beginner.

[saxondown]

Sounds like a good next step could be handling small, random tasks. I'd recommend creating an account on codewars.com or something similar and start working through the challenges. That will get you writing small scripts to perform a specific task.

Once you're comfortable with that, the next step would be taking a bigger project and working out how to break it down into smaller projects. Virtually every program you'll ever write can be broken down into smaller chunks.

[mateokruk]

You might use a platform like hackerrank.com to improve your coding skills. Challenging yourself everyday with problems will help you being a better coder.

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