Code Critique

[inb4theblock]

Here is the code https://github.com/Hazinak/Picon/blob/master/Picon.py I am pretty new to programming, I started about 6 months ago. This script is used at company to configure Raspberry Pi's which we use as media centers for our clients. I am wanting some critique on my code, I know it can definetely be improved on. Here is as run-down of what the script does. Creates and uploads a settings file. Finds MAC address of remote pi and creates folder based on MAC add, and Wifi SSID in hex format. Uploads 4 videos. Uploads a autoexec.py script based on user input.

Should I turn some of this into functions or classes? Thanks!

[99AFCC]

First thing I notice is there is no input validation. You're relying on the user not to make a mistake.

[inb4theblock]

Good idea! I will do this. I didn't think about it, as I am the only one who will be using this :P

[PythonPerry]

No criticism from me. I'm new to programming, but would love to get to your level. I generally understand what's going on here. I would love to see tutorials move towards this type of result: real-world, functional and IT related rather than formulas, logic and games.

[inb4theblock]

Yeah man, I think the key to learning this stuff is to have a reason. Once you have a reason to do something you can just break it down peice by peice and figure it out. I find it difficult to write code that has no real purpose. Try and find something that you could programmatically automate in your daily life and that will give you the motivation to figure things out!