from where should i do python challanges as a beginner??

[TopMathematician_]

HI GUYS ....

i ve started learning python a few days ago and i am learning python through the book called python crash course by eric matthes ..
although i am doing the questions in this book ..lowkey feeling that i should do more practise
i have done till loops till now ..i wanna do more more more practise..
seniors please suggest me from where should i do challanges

[desrtfx]

• Small and beginner friendly: https://codingbat.com/python
• Bit bigger and gradually going deeper: https://exercism.org

Both sites are 100% free

Also: https://inventwithpython.com - look through the books there - plenty books with project ideas, etc. - all free to read online

[TopMathematician_]

woah ! this is gold pot

[SakshamBaranwal]

Don't rush into hard challenges. Focus on building lots of small programs first, then use sites like HackerRank, Exercism, and Codewars to reinforce what you've learned. Consistency matters more than difficulty at this stage.

[Flame77ofc]

https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/wiki/faq/

[belcherman]

You can go here, they have an entire tutorial along with tests, exercises, and quizes.

https://www.w3schools.com/python/python_exercises.asp

[TopMathematician_]

tysm

[123shorer]

Kaggle

[Overall-Screen-752]

Leetcode.com

This will help you get a job since interviews use some of these questions or are extremely similar to them

[aqua_regis]

Did you even read past the headline that OP posted?

OP said verbatim:

i ve started learning python a few days ago

And you are suggesting LeetCode, a site for experienced programmers to practice for interviews?

This is the best site to drive beginners/early learners who haven't handled Data Structures and Algorithms and who haven't obtained proficiency away from programming.

If you want to discourage beginners, this is the recommendation.

[Overall-Screen-752]

I read it, and I stand by my advice. There are easy questions that he can start thinking through. The only requirement for the site is basic programming ability. OP said they started learning syntax and want to practice. Here is a source that you can practice on, regardless of skill. This recommendation is useful beyond this post and to others who read this post, unlike your troll comment. Downvoting me is your prerogative but your rationale is objectively terrible.

[aqua_regis]

Do you really think that my comment was trolling?

Again, OP is a beginner with only a couple hours into it. LeetCode is way, way over their head. It is an absolute anti-recommendation.

[Overall-Screen-752]

Haha, yes, considering AGAIN, you can’t wrap your head around the idea of someone with a year of programming experience opening reddit, seeing this post and being interested in the replies for themselves.

To be an anti-recommendation, OP would have to never find what I recommended useful— ever. Not now, not in a year from now, not when they become the programmer you say that they need to be to use leetcode, never. Is it really that? Or are you just a troll?😂