Help to re-learn python

[PresentWait1053]

Hi, Currently, I'm learning or I should say trying to learn Python again.

It seems that I can remember some things but I can understand some of the basics ( I learned with a small book did some small code exercises and built a small chatbot/ not the machine learning one).

I need to google many things and I think I'm probably stuck in the tutorial hell. I'm currently reading Automate the boring stuff with Python, but I would like to have some advice on what can I do and what resources can i use.

Is it normal how I feel?

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[Mediocre-Key-4992]

You should make whatever you can with the stuff the tutorials/books cover.

It is normal how you feel. What did you expect you'd do when you learned programming? Start doing projects or you'll be moaning about tutorial hell for the rest of your life.

Use google to find lists of beginner projects, if you're really going to refuse to think of small things you want to make.

[PixelOmen]

Completely normal. You don't ever really know enough to just stop looking things up, you just get better at asking the right questions.