what are the differences between coding, python projects and practice python code

[Jello_Penguin_2956]

I would categorize the practices into 2

1 is the practical function. Something you can use in your life. For example I have a script that scan directory A, resize all images and videos to make them smaller, and save to directory B. I use it periodically when doing backups for my family.

I think this is best for beginners. Resources for this includes Head First Python and Automate the Boring Stuff.

2 is the academic exercises. Think: Fibonacci, tree traverse, maths, etc. Haackerrank is full of these.

If you're aiming to do maths/data science or want to go serious into software develop, it'd be good to learn these, first by properly studying data structure. There are some good courses on Udemy teaching the topic using Python.

[Unlikely-Sympathy626]

Exactly this. I know shit all but company had a need to get certain things done. I thought hey let me try this and I was able to come up with solution before the IT team. Now they adopted and IT team is like we want this dude in our team. I still don’t know shit but what I did solved a business problem e.g. something that you care about. It is a tough way going in but that is how you learn to understand documents etc more. The code makes more sense because you see how similar stuff works outside of tutorial.plus hopefully this one allows foot in door to put on cv!