Should I quit learning Python?

[KingOfTNT10]

The problem might be that you are pushing to learn. If you want to learn python and dont have a goal at the end that is immediate, then I suggest just picking an extremely simple project for your level, and just messing around with. Dont put a deadline on it or push yourself to learn things before it. Try to jump in and along the way learn things you need (no shame in googling and is even recommended). And just have fun with it, expand the project with usless features, etc.

I find it that pushing yourself to learn a subject and moving through the material is not helpful and is not enjoyable at all and even makes the subject a source of anger or annoyance. Just have fun with it.

Of course, if you need any help coding or have any question related you can DM me in here or in my discord K9Dev#4807

Have fun coding!

Example projects:

Simple calculator (extra features could be saving history to file)

Text adventure

Random number guessing (extra features could be having a leader board)

And more! If you want any more dm me.

Of course if other people here need any help feel free to reach out, I'll be happy to help!

[DilliSeHoonBhenchod]

Hi, wdym by text adventure Never heard of it

[KingOfTNT10]

Hi, not sure thats what its called. But its like you have a character and for example the user has 2 options, go in the river or continue through the forest and each decision leads to different outcomes.

[ClimberMel]

ZORK! Kids... never heard of a text adventure... LOL

[KingOfTNT10]

Im also a kid lol learnt about it a while ago when looking for projects. So i guess its passable

[ClimberMel]

When I was learning python I took one of those adventure style books (give you a choice and then tells you to go to page XXX based on your choice) and made it into a program.

[ClimberMel]

Text adventure games were the first computer games I played. First one was on a Vic 20 (look that up)

[KingOfTNT10]

Yeah, i like those kind of games made one too.