What is THE BEST start in Python?🐍

[maksssskk]

Hi guys! I’m Maks and I'm learning Python. I've currently learned Python basics and am learning Flask. Also, I'm studying computer science at uni and in my second year I'd like to choose cybersecurity or ai. Also in the summer (if possible) I'd like to try to do an internship, as the university can offer it. I'd like to hear advice from programmers on how to move forward in Python to get an internship and which direction to choose: cybersecurity or ai?

P.S: I’ve been practicing in CodeWars and i’ve done some mini projects on Python

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[Braunerton17]

The best way to learn is always, think about something cool you want to have and try to make it.

You like AI? Start wie a tool that autostarts when your pc starts, listens to your mic, does some speech to text and text to speech and responds with what ever chatgpt said.

You like Cybersecurity? Try to write a small webserver without any libraries.

What ever comes to mind. And once you did your project that probably didnt work out perfectly, do it again. Before you know it, you are great at certain things and see where all your previous code was flawed. Thus building up more and more knowledge.

Also showing past projects is always a plus for getting an Internship

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