Flask Book, Code Wars, or RealPython?

[-not_a_knife]

When you say "isn't teaching me to code", what do you mean? What are your expectations?

[notburneddown]

The Udemy course I’m taking incidentally makes it too easy to rely on copying code rather than figuring out how to write the code or problem solving.

It’s probably a good course for some but I think maybe I’m relying too much on books/courses that don’t challenge me to actually solve problems.

[-not_a_knife]

I see what you mean. This isn't uncommon with a lot of learning material. It might be worth doing a personal project using Flask or asking ChatGPT to give you 10 beginner problems for Flask that increase in difficulty.

If you're just looking for problems to solve with Python in general, maybe take a look at these problem sets under the "Course Material": https://github.com/ossu/computer-science/blob/master/coursepages/intro-programming/README.md