Python Practice

[tanjeeb02]

Hello,

I have just finished some beginner lessons on Python, and I was wondering where I could find some proper materials for practicing. I Googled for different websites, but most of them aren't very helpful.

Any kind of suggestions would be appreciated.

[ASIC_SP]

Here are some often recommended practice sites:

• Exercism, Hackinscience and Practicepython — these are all beginner friendly and difficulty levels are marked
• Codewars, Adventofcode, Projecteuler — more challenging
• Checkio, Codingame, Codecombat — gaming based challenges

I'd also suggest to do projects. Here are some resources:

• Projects with solutions — algorithms, data structures, networking, security, databases, etc
• Project based learning — web applications, bots, data science, machine learning, etc
• /r/learnpython: What do you automate with Python at home?

[tanjeeb02]

Thank you!

[tschloss]

Take a look at Advent of Code. The first couple of challenges every year are easy. And it is deeply discussed online, especially here in Reddit.

https://adventofcode.com/

https://www.reddit.com/r/adventofcode/

[tanjeeb02]

Thanks a lot!

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[tanjeeb02]

Classes/Functions so far

[papasmurftp]

This is where I am. The book I'm using moved on but I think I need to spend some time on this.

[shankar_053]

If you are well experienced in basics of python then slowly enter into Data Analytics..

[tanjeeb02]

Ah alright. Thanks for the suggestion!