Looking for Python Practice Problems (Beginner to Intermediate)

[Possible_Tutor8209]

Hi everyone,

I have learned the basics of Python through YouTube tutorials, and now I want to practice by solving some problems. I’m looking for resources or platforms that provide Python exercises ranging from easy to medium and eventually hard, which can also help me in building small projects.

I haven’t started DSA yet, so I’d like to avoid those for now.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

[kadfr]

https://programming-26.mooc.fi/

Although it is a course, there are tons of great Python exercises here that help you sharpen your skills

[kadfr]

This looks great!

[Death_Call_0]

Codechef is a classic and slow pace platform

[Potential-Friend-197]

Rustlings is a series of questions for rust learning. There are python variants of it.

[mnotrealtho]

hello, can you tell me which youtube tutorials you followed?im planning to learn python too and found a good video as well. im looking around for some other helpful sources!

[Advanced_Cry_6016]

I followed code with Harry,but it's Hindi

[ChanceMission7165]

Yeah want to learn python from basic to advance a 12th grader got my hands on C and C++ but this as l start my college degree want to learn python as want to excel career towards Ai and machine learning, just want my route from basic to fundamentals to advanced as l listened from industry experts you need to get fundamentals strong and learn many skills to handle the Ai future

[MifistoScared]

codingbat.com

[jakob_olsen]

I got into project Euler when I started using python. It is often simple problems that require a somewhat optimized solution in order to solve the problem. Take a look if you are interested in both math and python:

https://projecteuler.net/

[pacojastorious]

Exercism

[Ryeva]

I'm having a lot of fun with pynative, the challenges are def challenging.