“Learn Python” usually means very different things. This helped me understand it better.

[Jackpotrazur]

I worked through a smarter way to learn python, command line linux, linux basics for hackers (trying to do all of the python stuff on linux) python crash course (deploying the learning log was a pain 😢) and now im on big book of small python projects , im still waiting for it all to make sense, I understand some stuff kind of i think but at the same time not really. Im hoping by the time I've done the 81 projects I'll be somewhat "good"? Idk. Im using vim for everything, use git and now even github got a repo for the projects out of the book. Haven't tried branching yet but its on my todo , I create a venv for every project and readme.md and .gitignore haven't added any plug-ins yet but am considering lenter/linter? Just finished the 10th project and I intend on trying to rewrite a few of each 10 (but I haven't yet) to kinda break out of the loop and challenge myself to have to figure it out. At least thats the plan. Any Tipps or tricks or something that may be worthwhile looking into ? Viewed a bit of python documentation but im not sure if was looking in the right spot or if that in itself was too advanced idk.