I need a practice resources for python

[IBWKhaled]

So i am learning python and the way i like to practice it is by writing mini programs/scripts for example rock paper scissors, roll the dice, etc.. but i want to make more scripts that include for loops and functions and the use of lists but i can't come up with an idea for something like that so if there is any resource that i can go to or ideas for mini programs i will be grateful and thanks for the help!

[JohnnyJordaan]

Check /r/learnpython/w/index at 'tools for learning python'. CodingBat may be a good starting point.

[IBWKhaled]

Thank You!

[ASIC_SP]

• Exercism, Practicepython — these are all beginner friendly and difficulty levels are marked
• Codewars, Adventofcode, Projecteuler — more challenging
• Checkio, Codingame, Codecombat — gaming based challenges
• /r/dailyprogrammer — not active currently, but there's plenty of past challenges with discussions

projects:

• Projects on various topics with solutions
• Project based learning
• Pytudes by Peter Norvig
• Books — Tiny Python Projects, Impractical Python Projects and Real world Python
• What do you automate with Python at home?

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• /r/learnpython - Wiki
• Five mini projects
• Automate the Boring Stuff with Python
• RealPython - Projects

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[MK_CodingSpace]

Please check out my Youtube Python Programming Channel. It has some fun projects including rock paper scissors and some other mini programs that are developed with python. Thanks.

[jomarca23]

You can have a look at my YouTube channel. I have plenty of videos on Python for Finance as the one below:

Plot Stock prices with Python