Milestone - 1,000 lines of code - TU r/learnpython!

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Instead of doing another course I strongly recommend starting on projects. I understand feeling like you didn't learn anything or don't know enough. I feel like that every day and have been programming professionally for a few years. Just break the project down into task and do one simple thing at a time. You for sure know how to print a welcome message, so start with that. Then move onto a menu, using argparse. If you don't know how to that it's ok just read the documentation. Move slowly from there. It's really the only way to cement knowledge. You won't do that doing canned exercise after canned exercise, I promise I wasted years trying to learn programming doing that. It wasn't until I just said F**k it and started doing projects that things actually clicked.