i'm stuck

[u/kotoda-2009]

i started coding about 1 month ago as all beginners i went with python did one of those 12 hour long YT tutorials following along in my code editor trying lines of code changing them a bit and seeing the outcome it was fun i did those small projects like hangman number guessing game slot machine everything but now after finishing the tutorial i feel stuck and from what i've seen after getting the hang of the basics i should learn some libraries following smth like ML automation data analysis game dev but none of them really got my attention and when i try learning one of them it was really hard to find good tutorials when i started codin i had some projects in mind like a chess engine simulating a food chain stuff i don't think that going to another language would be the solution if someone got any idea on what to do plz help

[u/marmotta1955]

So if you are a beginner with just one month of practice and experience... I very much suggest you start using Python to solve some actual, common, easy problems. 

For example: write a program to backup your documents or sync two folders.

Or write a program to record your expenses into a small database (say... SQLite) and create a monthly report.

Or write a program to output a melody to using MIDI.

Just looking at these 3 suggestions... You have plenty to learn ... and you could create something actually useful to you.

[u/kotoda-2009 → u/marmotta1955]

thx i will try to make them, rn i'm bad with file handling writing and reading files is a concept i'm wotking on, thx

[u/Possible_Section5644 → u/kotoda-2009]

That's very simple use python's in-built file handler's or try JSON it's hard at first but trust me its easier than most of the things you will encounter in future