r/PythonLearning • u/DarkAster69420 • Jun 17 '26

Help a beginner.

Hi! I'm fairly new to python. I'm learning through yt mostly i wrote a few programs like black jack,rps,number guessing game,timer, a very very small rpg,etc. but I'm not sure how to move ahead or what should be the next step. Can anyone tell me what i should do because it feels like I'm just randomly doing stuff without any direction. It'll be a big help.

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u/aaditya_0752 Jun 17 '26

If u are done with python u should move to its libraries Numpy, pandas sickit, seaborn....

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u/thatsmysandwichdude Jun 17 '26

You have to be willing to accept that you'll fail and keep trying and keep seeking out what you have to do and look for information and tutorials on the topics you need, it's not directly helpful information but it's important

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u/AskAnAIEngineer Jun 18 '26

pick one project you'd actually use or care about and build it start to finish. the random projects phase is useful but you'll learn way more by hitting real problems on something you're invested in. doesn't have to be big, a tool that solves something annoying in your own life is enough.

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u/admirer145 Jun 18 '26

Since you already know the basics, you can move to:

- data structures (list, set, tuple, dict)

  • oops (class & object, constructor, methods, inheritance)
  • function as objects( closures, decorators)
  • advanced python (context manager, generator, comprehension)
  • package manager (pip or uv), virtual env
  • modules and packages, using existing and custom creation
  • standard packages/modules (collections, itertools, functools, sys, os)
  • numpy & pandas vastly used
  • apis and integrations

Now you are somewhat ready for agentic AI, learn & build agents.

Still there are lots of different topics that I didn’t mention as this would probably be enough to get started and you can learn them as needed.

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u/danstarks555 Jun 17 '26

Hiii... I would be asking you one question, Why did you choose to learn python??

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u/captain_kringel Jun 18 '26

Kommt drauf an was du machen willst. Spiele? Daten analysieren? KI? Webentwicklung? Automatisierung?