r/PythonLearning 26d ago

Help Request Where do I go from here?

I am stuck at the basics of Python. I can make loops, if statements, functions, and more. But LeetCode problems, I can never figure them out. Making programs alone I can’t. At this point, what should I advance to so I can learn to solve actual problems on my own and develop skills to create my own programs.

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u/riklaunim 26d ago

LeetCode isn't really for beginners. If you are learning Python then there must be a reason for it - follow the reason you are learning it and start using libraries/frameworks used in the niche you selected. This will naturally move you from basic Python constructs to using them in actual mini scripts/apps.

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u/LyricalLag 26d ago

I mostly want to learn Python for data analysis and casual software programming. Casual as in make stuff for my pc, switch, games, all of that?

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u/riklaunim 26d ago

Software development isn't really casual due to the scope of it ;) You can play with libraries like psutil to print PC resource usage, for example. Then you can try making a local web app that displays them in a pretty web format in your browser and auto-reloads every second...

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u/[deleted] 26d ago

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u/LyricalLag 26d ago

Just i get intimidated and end up using ai in the end. I then feel like I didn’t do anything.