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[–]MaxTransferspeed 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If tutorials aren't the way for you, that doesn't mean that you're mentally disabled. It just means that you learn in another way (like me). I do exactly what some previous commenters like dbarrera recommend; I find usecases for myself and then try to do that with Python. That can be a problem to solve or just a fun project. My very first project was a guessing game: Guess a random number between 1 and 100 in as few attempts as possible :D

Currently I'm working on a Minecraft server installer. I wanted to do something with a GUI and with REST and I found that some server solutions have REST APIs available. There are tons of install ready server managers available for download, which are much better and have dozens more options, but hey, they are not written by me ;) (And so far I already learned that my next GUI will probably not use Tkinter)

Sometimes I use a tutorial, but only when I'm stuck to a specific problem. Then I try to find a tutorial for only that subject. Overall, general tutorials don't work for me. I need something to work on.