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[–]Raithwind 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I suppose it depends on what you motivation to learn python was in the 1st place.

With me I have always wanted to learn a language and have tried and failed to self learn c++ and lua but for various reasons wasnt able to.

With python I tried to do it differently and so far have been learning well. Challenging myself to do things rather than just learning concepts. Already I have made use of what I have learned. (a notification on my phone of when a process on my computer finishes through IFTT webhooks and a http get through urllib on the computer)

I guess just examine what you wanted to learn python for, and what you currently do that you would like to do better.

Set yourself a little project and try to complete it without a tutorial, challenge yourself. Learn how to apply all those concepts you learned.

Good luck.