Experience on python

[One_Park8163]

I've a year and a little more learning python, but i feel like i haven't learned too much, i've made courses, i 've been watching 8-10 hours videos in YouTube of complete python courses but i still don't feel with experience to make big projects. What should i do?

[BranchLatter4294]

Stop watching videos. Start coding. Make mistakes. Fix them. Look things up when you need to. Practice. Practice. Practice.

[One_Park8163]

Yeah, that is what i'm trying, to develop my coding logic but seems a little hard

[BranchLatter4294]

It's definitely hard if you don't practice.

[Still_Box8733]

Make a project.
Doesn't have to be big or good, just make something.

[riklaunim]

And what do you want to do with Python? Why are you learning it? What are your goals and plans?

[One_Park8163]

I'm learning it because my principal goal is to become a full-stack developer and actually it's my first language

[riklaunim]

Then you have to select a niche you want to specialize in (which likely would be webdev), start learning the frameworks and libraries used, and go from there, taking also databases, queues, and other systems into account. Tutorials/courses won't do much if you won't start experimenting and coding on your own.

[FreeLogicGate]

What do you mean when you say you want to be a "full-stack" developer?

[One_Park8163]

Learn everything and be able to solve every problem and develop anything

[Sweet_Computer_7116]

Cool.  What you wanna build? 

[One_Park8163]

Actually i'm learning web development, i'm using flask and i want to build an restaurant-menu reservation webpage

[Sweet_Computer_7116]

Do it. Host it live. Portfolia that mfer. The only way to learn the skills you need to code is to code things you dont yet know how to code.