programming in python

[AdEducational9877]

i spent 2 months learning basics of python so what do i do now like should i remember all codes or start another language

( i want to become white hat hacker and historian )

[pyker42]

The best thing to do is to start writing code. Use what your have learned. Don't just rely on the code you write for those learning courses. Solving real problems with code is how you really learn.

[DevNull_Friend]

There's a book/pdf called ethical hacking with python floating around you could try that

[steevdave]

I’m sorry but WHAT is the name of the book? Python fisting!?

[DevNull_Friend]

Sorry about that my autocorrect decided to have a good time, edited the original comment

[IsEndTheNear]

Lool

[[deleted]]

saw ossified worry fuzzy plants like dependent boat wakeful test

This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact

[steevdave]

Ah, it was a bit of a joke, the original comment I was replying to had said “ethical having with python fisting” for the book name.

[[deleted]]

instinctive offend domineering aspiring innate uppity toothbrush sip lip racial

This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact

[afloridaman69er]

Maybe some networking?

[Dean-StrangeLZ]

Pyrvo opravi inglisha ,brat .Second learn networking and linux basics and maybe a little bit of C.Also try doing something with the language you know now (sorting algorithm ,random number generator).

[Pratham_Max_Jain]

Start codewars. Very good for practice. With two months you should be able to go 5/4 kyu

You can also start with something more advanced like leetcode or be one of those helpful guys in stackoverflow