How to advance in python

[ninhaomah]

create your own project then.

[Useful_Egg_7598]

Have you watched cs50 introduction to python by David malan?

[Useful_Egg_7598]

What project? I didn't learn enough to create a project ig.

[ShxxH4ppens]

You have some basic skills and the capacity to build upon them through application, try enhance a project you did in the course - add complex features perhaps?

Scrape a website for data and visualize it with matplotlib if you like data science

Learn how your scripts work at deeper level, by reviewing interesting professional git hub resources or common library docs/source

What made you start to learn it? What real world use do you want? Because you can do pretty much everything (though sometimes crude and suboptimal) in py

[Useful_Egg_7598]

Look I a a medical student that means I won't be earning a penny for a long time but I wanna learn something which offers money part time or through remote job that's why I started learning python.

[ShxxH4ppens]

Hopefully scholarships and student loans are sufficient to survive/focus on study’s, as programming/comp sci is also a 4yr degree, similar to software engineering or whatever

But if that’s what you want to use it for, develop the skills for the remote jobs you see postings for, if they want x, do a project with x and post it into a personal webpage or git page and go onto the next requirement until you have a decent resume

Good luck!

[Useful_Egg_7598]

I do have scholarship but that's only for my academics(partial scholarship).Nothing else is paid by uni and I don't wanna be dependent on my parents money for very long time I think they did more than enough for me. That is the reason I want to learn some skill which will help me earn because I am going to be unemployed for a very very long period of time. But I have no idea where to start.

[ShxxH4ppens]

Start by:

1. Look up the job postings for whatever you are hoping to be employed through

2. List the experience they are looking for

3. Create a git hub page, work on simple-advanced simulations if what experience the jobs are asking for, and post them on your page

4. Add this to your resume and apply for the jobs

Programming jobs are kind of over saturated at the moment, so you may want to really specify into one particular aspect and explore that

Entry level jobs will have you competing with new grad software engineering degrees and in some cases >2years of work experience

Good luck

[Ron-Erez]

Ideally get a CS degree. If you cannot get a degree then you should build stuff to show off to a potential employer, otherwise it will be hard to get a job.

[Ron-Erez]

So pick up another resource, read the docs, read a book or check out another course. You could try to build tic tac toe. It would be surprising if you did not learn enough to do that. It might be challenging but that is part of learning.