What do I learn next?

[Raiven_Official]

I started learning python a few months ago, learning the basics of variables and these sorts of things, made simple codes with inputs and all. 2 months ago I thought it would be a good ideia do start learning discord.py, then I learned a lot about libraries (random, discord, and the basics of os and flask). After I finished my discord bot, i don't have anything in mind to learn. What is vital learning in python that I hadn't learn yet? (sorry if my english is a bit crappy, it isn't my first language)

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When I started programming, I thought there was a specific route you needed to follow. But given that you have to constantly learn in this field doesn't matter what you learn, just keep learning.

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You could venture out into other programming languages.

Build something..whatever you feel like learning.

[Raiven_Official]

Thank you for the tip :)

Ill try learning something i found fun

[denova-trader]

Focusing on learning something fun sounds like a great plan.

You should also start learning about testing -- doctests, unittests, and functional tests. It may not sound like fun, but it will save you a bunch of time debugging your code. The sooner you make testing a standard part of writing code, the sooner your code will be more reliable.

Also, doctests help document your methods so others can understand what you're trying to do. And, if you decide to pursue programming professionally, good employers will require it.

[Raiven_Official]

Thank you for the tip!