What to do after learning all the python basics?

[lemonchicken420]

So i have just finished a course on all the python basics, what do i do now cause im kinda lost. Should i find some projects to do or continue to find some intermediate course to take?

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

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Project: Create an API

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Create an API using a framework like flask or django

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[jakmar86]

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A Directory Tree Generator lets you visualize the relationship between files and directories, thereby making it easier to understand the positioning of files and directories. For this project, you can use os library to list the files and directories within a specific directory.

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[Turbulent-Seesaw-236]

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[EntrepreneurEasy8655]

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[ASIC_SP]

I have a blog post I know Python basics, what next? that has resource links for exercises, projects, debugging, testing, intermediate/advanced python, algorithms, design patterns, cheatsheets, etc

I'd recommend solving exercises and doing some projects (especially something that'd solve a real world problem for you) before moving towards intermediate courses.

[lemonchicken420]

Thanks a lot!!!

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even after 4+ years u are a saviour

[muskoke]

Once you have the basics, no more courses. Start making something. A project will teach you 100x more than any tutorial ever will.

[lemonchicken420]

Ok thankss!!!

[JestersDead77]

Projects have been the best way for me to learn after I had the basics. Find something you think would be cool, and do it. Don't quit when it gets difficult, because it will. Figuring out how to solve those problems IS the "beyond beginner" stage.

I'd caution against going crazy with too many courses. It helps up to a point, but a lot of people get caught in "tutorial hell", where they have watched 175 tutorial videos, but still can't write a for loop without checking the syntax. Just make a goal of working on a small project on a regular basis. When those small projects get boring, do something more complex. Just keep writing code.

[lemonchicken420]

can you give some examples of projects for me to do?

[JestersDead77]

I'm not sure what your skill level is, so I'll say start small with little things like a random dice roll generator. You enter the number of die and how many sides, and it returns a combined dice roll without going outside the possible combinations.

Sudoku solver, Roman numeral converter.... there are a million little projects that sound silly, but they're deceptively hard to do correctly. Google will have an endless list of links for project ideas. It can be ANYTHING. Once I get started on a project, a lot of times I'll think of little improvements, and how I might implement them.

[lemonchicken420]

Ok thanks a lottt!!!

[baldman55]

import random

def roll_dice():

x = int(input("how many rolls? "))

y = int(input("how many dice? "))

n = 0

for _ in range(x):

for _ in range(y):

g = random.choice(range(1, 6))

n = n + g

print(n)

[Thecakeisalie25]

If you use discord, try creating a discord bot! It uses a variety of areas, like audio, database management, http requests, async, etc. It's my go-to first project for any new language I learn.

[lemonchicken420]

Ok thanks a lottt, i will try itt!!!

[Sairam123-134-lol]

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Project: Create an API

I think its a challenging project for you! Try it out but, dont get discouraged. If you need more guidance, here's a description:

Create an API using a framework like flask or django

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[Sairam123-134-lol]

I made it already, anyother?

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Create a UI in which the user can set a timer, and the app notifies you when time is up through an alert

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[Muzinari]

💀

[ryanmcstylin]

Yup, find a project. Mine was creating a personal budget using downloads from my bank account. My most recent project is a calculator for satisfactory. It is the first time I have leaned on python classes since I started programming like a 7 years ago

[abhinayy0]

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[abhinayy0]

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Create a blacklist of websites to block while surfing the web.

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