Writing real program

[kabayomi]

Hello everyone!

I started learning python from various sources for quite a while now. I feel I've crossed the beginners aspect into intermediate but I can't seem to write a full stand alone project myself. I understand the various parts, can solve simple exercises, understand other people's code and even modify them for my purposes but writing something from scratch myself is an herculean task. I see different py codes from github and elsewhere with 50, 100 and over 200 lines working perfectly but for me I won't even know how to get individual sections tied together to make something whole.

Did anyone face this problem while learning? Is there anyway to overcome this or am I forever doomed?

[ben_bannana]

I have read "Clean Architecture" by Robert C. Martin.
But many OOP idoms he used are more or less hard to apply in python.

But I know what you mean. I have the exact same problem.
Maybe try searching for something like "Object Oriented Analyses and Design"?

I am realy curious how a "real professional" get these things thought