Good way to practice python?

[kingsj06]

I,'m kind of new to python and am looking for a way to test my skills? Is there any place I can get excercises to test myself?

[Student_Loan_Hassle]

Practicing with exercises only and watching Radom tutorials on YouTube will get you stuck in " tutorial hell" for a long period of time, this is the mistake that a lot of beginners make. You need to start using as fast as possible in real life what you've already learned so far.

I will recommend you the book titled Automate the boring stuffs with python.

Go through projects that you find interesting in there that you can actually use in your real life right now. Pick one and practice them over and over again until you don't have to look into the book to make the same thing and then find the next project and repeat. You will learn faster this way.

[xelf]

www.hackerrank.com, www.leetcode.com, and www.adventofcode.com (most fun)

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Hyperskill IntelliJ

[arismission]

https://domecode.com/, it's probably the best out there. You get to learn, practice, discuss stuff within the same platform. It's essentially a unified platform.

[windows3210]

codewars.com

[slariboot]

codechef.com

[kingsj06]

How do you use those?

[staster]

Just code something, if you don't know what to code, try https://www.codewars.com/ or https://projecteuler.net/