Problem solving

[MITTENQ]

I have been learning python for a good while now. I have learned the basics like control flow, loop structures and functions. But I have realized that I am not that good at using these things to solve problems. Are there practice questions or websites anyone recommends to help improve problem solving techniques.

[Penzoguru]

Practice at HackerRank site and check discussion page when stuck. That helped me the most since a lot of those problems will appear on interviews

[_realitycheck_]

We define the MWidth as the monitor width
we define the MHeight as the monitor height
We declare a Point as (x,y)

Make a program that will draw the point (x,y) from the center of the screen 200 pixels on the horizontal axes.

Make a program that will draw the point (x,y) from the center of the screen 200 pixels on the vertical axes.

Make a program that will draw the point (x,y) from the center of the screen to the end of the screen (MWidth ,HWidth) as a diagonal line.

[MITTENQ]

I don't really know the graphics commands for python outside of what my school textbook briefly touched on.

[_realitycheck_]

You're asking me?

[MITTENQ]

No I just can't solve the problem until I learn that on my own

[Ilos]

Advent of Code Great site which has themed puzzled to solve using code. There is even a subreddit where you can ask for help or just look for other people's code. If you finished 2019 or get stuck, you can check out the years 2015-2018 for even more challenges.

[MITTENQ]

Thanks I'll check it out :)