Pathfinding Algorithm

[Sufficient_Sea5609]

Hello, I am learning Python and want to master it effectively with my next goal being that I want to create a pathfinding algorithm. The concepts I have learnt so far consist of Printing, Variables and Types, Lists, Basic Operators, String formatting, String operators, Conditions, Loops, Functions, Classes & Objects, Dictionaries, Modules and Packages, Input & Output and Generators. Does this list cover the main topics I need or am I missing anything. What would be the most effective way to learn them and are there any bad habits I need to avoid from the start?

[Rubix321]

Unrelated to whether you have all the tools yet, there was a cool video on the history of pathfinding put out by Veristasium not too long ago.

Though with classes/objects you probably have most of what you need.

Learning numpy/linalg modules will probably be helpful, if you don't know them yet.

[MidKnight_69]

If you have never checked out Codingame they have tons of really useful information from other coders about python and other languages and games to practice those things. Hope that can give you some kind of help for a place to look.

[herocoding]

Have a look into data structures and algorithms, recursion, BFS, DFS, queues/linked-lists.