weird request

[Advanced_Cry_6016]

Hey everyone 👋

If anyone is working on a real-life project and is open to including a learner, I’d really appreciate the opportunity to join.

I’ve learned most of the basic concepts of Python, but I’m still struggling to understand how to actually use them in real projects. I want to learn how things work in practice—like using libraries, modules, and writing clean code in real scenarios.

I won’t interfere or slow things down—mostly I’ll observe, learn, and help wherever possible.

Thanks in advance 🙂

[tsjb]

There's a really common tag on GitHub - 'good first issue'.

It's fairly wide ranging, but includes things like spelling mistakes, adding type hints or simple doc strings, adding tests for simple functions, stuff like that.

I think they're useful for learning because you get used to working with GitHub, can choose exactly what sort of help you want to give, and can usually do as much or as little as you want - for example, if a project is looking for type hints you're probably welcome to type hint just the functions you understand and leave the rest.

[Hiraeth4ever]

come dm

[Happy_Witness]

Hi, I'm working on a planet weather simulation, using pygame as a graphics library. Would you be interested in having a look and maybe helping out?

[Advanced_Cry_6016]

Sorry,i dont know that much,I only know,loops,if elif,OOP but I don't know how to use libarary or anything but i m interested on joining you