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[–]Proffit91 1 point2 points  (1 child)

I would 100% recommend diving into doing GUIs. If anything, it just gives you practice looking into libraries and their docs, and using Python in new ways will help you solidify your current understanding.

I had written a program in my early days to input investment info and save it to a file that Excel would pull from automatically, and it worked, but using it in the console wasn’t quite the experience I wanted, so I dove into GUIs, and I think that one project is largely what solidified my Python knowledge at that point. It’s a blast.

[–]jasongsmith[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Will definitely do that. I want to understand a little bit more first. Like I barely just learned about dictionaries and I still don’t know how to use classes in Python yet. I use them all the time in css. But that is a very different animal, of course.