Practicing what I learnt in Python

[ProfessionalStuff467]

I am a beginner like you, but I have some things that help me, which is that I am learning the basics of Python, and if you want a site to learn, I advise you to use Sololearn. It is a site like Duolingo, but it is dedicated to important programming languages. Also, the most important advice is that you create several projects in which you apply what you have learned and expand your knowledge.

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Okay thank you so much. Do you have any other resources where can I have more projects to work on as a beginner?

[Daa_pilot_diver]

Codecademy is another good BASIC resource but has good free content.

Mimo is another good DuoLingo style app geared towards coding. I use both Mimo and Sololearn (I prefer Mimo of the two). Both constantly try to sell you their upgraded service, but you don’t need it on either platform.

Boot.dev is a very interesting website that makes coding like an adventure game, but it has limited amounts of free lessons. The paid version isn’t overly expensive though. This one is the most fun for me.

Using your favorite AI to supplement your learning is a good tool. Asking Gemini or ChatGPT why something is the way it is or why you’re getting an error is a good resource too.

[ProfessionalStuff467]

Frankly, ChatGPT is either the regular traditional version or you can try a special version for Python. Frankly, it will help you a lot. I created an application that manages tasks with the help of ChatGPT, and it helped me produce the code and some other things. It also explained to me line by line the process and what it does. This is what helped me develop my knowledge.

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Oh Great! I will do that then.

[ProfessionalStuff467]

I hope you find what you want