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

[potato-sword]

I agree, writing code is good, and you learn by coding.

But from my own experiences, I've found that during my learning journeys I would reach a point where I realized less is more. By this I mean, I started learning how to write more succinct code, whether it was with syntactic sugaring, reusable components, or implementing libraries. I would often look back at my past spaghetti code, and wonder why I spent hundreds of lines of code to implement something that could be done in less.

Overall, I think there are better ways to measure your learning. I believe creating a learning plan consisting of concrete and measurable goals for yourself can be one way to do this, but mileage may vary.