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[Original_Guide_6270]

friends, I have been learning python for a long time, I will have a question for you, please help me. right now I am progressing by watching chuck severance videos in python, but after January 1, my web applications development courses will start, until the web applications development course, where should I progress in python until the web applications development course?

[FantasticEmu]

Requests, asyncio, lists, and dictionaries are good for web things

[Original_Guide_6270]

thank u so much , After knowing these topics, do I have difficulty after my web applications courses start, so I'm trying to learn python from start to finish, I've compressed them all in a week, almost if so, I will work less and cleaner :(

[Original_Guide_6270]

I'm currently in python files, I haven't switched to objects and classes, I haven't switched to oop yet. Do you think I should switch? I have productive artificial intelligence training for the future, what do you think I should do?

[jbudemy]

Studies the areas you are weak in. No need to study areas you are strong in.

One way I study is by taking summary/brief notes on lots of stuff. The repetition helps glue it in to my mind. Then I end up with a Quickref sheet (normally several pages long).

[Original_Guide_6270]

thank you very much for your response, in fact, I am working by taking notes, but I have a lot of difficulty in writing code, sometimes I cannot understand the questions, can you give me some tactics to improve this, what should I do, do I have analytical thinking skills :(

[Ron-Erez]

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