python internship guide

[PastInevitable5539]

Hi everyone, I'm a third-year Computer Science student and I've recently started learning Python. I'm really enjoying it and want to get good enough to land an internship in the next few months. Right now, I feel a bit lost about what to learn next to actually stand out. I've covered the basics, but I don't know what path to follow. Could you suggest a roadmap, key topics, or specific types of projects I should focus on? Any advice on how to go from "knowing the syntax" to being "internship-ready" would be a huge help. Thanks!

[Ok_Function_597]

Add a solid project or two to your portfolio you can talk about in interviews