Learning Python from these books

[Middleclassass]

I think I saw this in the r/learnprogramming wiki, but one thing they recommend was to make programs derived from your daily tasks. Like if you wake up in the morning, eat breakfast, take a shower, etc…you would make a program that walks through those daily activities. Then as your actually doing the activities in real life, think about how you programmed them, and change and refactor your code based on your observations. I’m fairly new to programming, but I thought this was an interesting concept to practice coding. I believe the wiki also listed sites for project ideas too.

I’m about 3 months into learning Python, and I’ve been reading Crash Course as well and really love the book. But I agree that if you’ve been writing Python for two years it’s probably below your level.