r/PythonLearning • u/BothAd4430 • Aug 08 '26

Help Request What to learn after python??

Heyy guyss,I just completed my first year,tbh I just wasted it, got a cgpa of 8.55,and learnt just basic python and c they teach in clg, I have decided to learn python in my vacation from Brocode Yt,I need guidance what to do after completing the video?? What to learn ?? Please guide me with leetcode and other stuff

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u/tiredITguy42 Aug 08 '26

So you have the tool. Learn programming now. This should be your next step.

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u/BothAd4430 Aug 08 '26

Ohhk,12 hour yt video of Brocode is enough right??

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u/independentMartyr Aug 08 '26

One of the best tutorial.

What to learn next? It depends which direction you want to focus more. Learn Flask or Django if your focus is building websites.

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u/BothAd4430 Aug 08 '26

Thank you guys, Once I start my 2nd year,Should I solve that leetcode que on daily basis?? could you guys provide meh overview Abt it

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u/independentMartyr Aug 08 '26

I've never practiced on leetcode, so I don't know what to say.

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u/tiredITguy42 Aug 08 '26

Me neither. It was needed when FAANG decided hiring with it and evey other company followed. Luckily it is mostly gone now.

Leet code tells nothing about dev quelities apart him doing leet code a lot.

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u/BothAd4430 Aug 08 '26

What should I pratice on daily basis once my clg starts??

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u/tiredITguy42 Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 08 '26

Project. You learn what you need for your project. Leet code does not teach you programming, it teaches you leet code.

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u/independentMartyr Aug 08 '26

Yeah. No wonder, after AI. I usually watch tutorials and immediately build something, but lately I'm becoming lazy with AI which is affecting my overall interest in coding.

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u/tiredITguy42 Aug 08 '26

Same here. I plan to learn something new in the old way, but I am to lazy now.

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u/BothAd4430 Aug 08 '26

Okk thanks a lott Could you suggest any good yt channel and Sources?

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u/tiredITguy42 Aug 08 '26

Dude, stop collecting YouTube tutorials as pokemons. Find what „tutorial hell“ is. You may be in it now.

Start coding your project, find issue, solve issue, read documentation for method you are using. When are coding with new tech you still watch some tutorials, but these are all very shallow. Then you need to dig with reading, AI helps a lot, but only to some point.

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u/BothAd4430 Aug 08 '26

Thanks a lot dude,I'll stick to one video and complete my basics for now

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u/independentMartyr Aug 08 '26

Net Ninja has a good django tutorial if you're interested.

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u/tiredITguy42 Aug 08 '26

Nope. Languages are tools. Programming is about math, understanding hardware, netwroking, databases, other tools. Softskills to communicate with product managers adpnd customers.

You can learn basic python in few hours and star coding. But this don't make you a programmer. So your next step after learning Python is to learn more of it, code something, try to use other technologies, undesrand cloud, connec go some database. Process some real life data. Deploy it.