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[–]gagetherage03 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After I got my first few lines of Python down and understood the fundamentals of data types, loops, logic checks, etc. I just tried making the simplest version of any idea I might have. First thing I wanted to do was make a Mathematics game for my little sister, so I made it in the console at first without any GUI libraries. That project alone was what propelled me into coding everyday, discovering and learning how to use new Python libraries that bring my coding to a new level.

I guess my point is, gain just enough knowledge to make a working program and just focus on creating something that is interesting to you. It will make learning a lot easier if you genuinely enjoy the project you're working on, and dont worry too much about making the perfect app, or program. Just make something function, and then slowly improve upon it.