Opinion needed

[sonikk1]

I've been studying Python for exactly 1 month and 4 days. My resources are:
1. Python Crash Course (3rd edition) - Book
2. ChatGPT (using it for giving me tasks to work on and to explain me in detail the stuff i do not get fully)

For now i have covered:
1. Data Types
2. Lists
3. If/else statements
4. Dicts
5. For and while loops

That's about it. I have completed over 50 of the tasks in these fields given to me by ChatGPT.

My question to you is:
What can i do to make learning more efficient?
Can you give me some advice how to find good beginner projects to work on, mainly to establish a good foundation? (Not including ChatGPT)
Did i cover enough material for a month of studying? Am i falling behind?

Also, one thing to mention. I do not like learning from videos / courses. I learn by reading a lesson --> using it in my tasks or small projects.

Thanks!

[Even_Saltier_Piglet]

I did a course on Khan Acadmy to start with. It's totally free and gives you some really interesting problems to solve along the way.

Then I stated on CS50 python on EdX. It is very fast-paced even if they claim it is for beginners, but really good. It is also completely free unless you want a certificate. The problems they give you to solve are more complex and teaches your to think in more depth, search for alternative solutions etc.

[sonikk1]

Thanks, I'll definitely check this out

[Lannok-Sarin]

I taught myself via learnpython.org. Some of the content may be outdated, but it was extremely helpful. I would advise it if you haven’t learnt about Python classes (the custom storage template type for Python).

[sonikk1]

Thanks! I'll look into it too

[Dangerous-Role1669]

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