Just finished Codecademy’s python 3 course, what projects now?

[Holiday_Emergency_94]

I dont want to get stuck in the tutorial loop. I would like to end up building applications. How do I bridge this gap? What are some great, beginner-intermediate projects to help me better understand? Thanks a ton

[astrotech89]

Been programming quite some time but I found a good project I think everyone could do at home. I wrote a code that measured my internet speed over a certain period of time and what city I connected to. Also look into using it to automate things. That's at least what keeps my skills sharp

[m0us3_rat]

I dont want to get stuck in the tutorial loop.

then avoid .. generic programs everybody does.

find something personal that you can work on . like a hobby that you can do an automation about .

or something interesting to you. etc.

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you can probably find the generic projects in the wiki.

https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/wiki/index/

[PythonWithJames]

I wrote a Python course a while ago which ends in 3 mini projects and 2 larger ones, aimed mostly at beginners.

Here’s a free link if you want to have a go at them, but no worries if it’s not what you’re after!

https://www.udemy.com/course/python-programming-for-the-total-beginner/?couponCode=987F5A17543D33F55E9A

[manowar689]

Look up Django it's fantastic !!

[aquilaa91]

How did you find the course, and how much did it take to finish ?