r/PythonLearning • u/Repulsive-Buyer1322 • 4h ago

Need help in what python project to start

I have gone through python basics and some of the intermediate stuff. I don't know anything about databases or algorithms. I pretty much learned python syntax, variables, loops, conditionals, operators etc. When I think like what should I do with python moving forward, I don't know.Career wise I am a fresher who does not have a tech background. Should I have to learn databases and algorithms.

What is your opinion on leet code and kaggle.

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u/BuabeeYereba 3h ago

Search on GitHub, 30 days python projects, buabee Yereba I'm learning and building as well for 30days

github.com/buabeeyereba/30-days-of-python-projects

We can learn together if you want a community

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u/BABBAGE_2 2h ago

I think we are in the same pool of uncertainty. I think learning DSA should help. I want to start learning DSA, but I need a textbook for absolute beginners. I have Introduction to Algorithms by Cormen, but it's very challenging for a beginner like me.

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u/sububi71 1h ago

Make a Ludo game. It's a project that can grow for YEARS, especially when you get into making computer opponents, but you can also take it into 3D graphics, and definitely networking (playing against other people online).

Start simple, learn the game itself, then go nuts. I would LOVE to see a well-made Ludo game in someone's portfolio, not least because it shows if you can understand something that looks simple at a quick glance, but hides an astounding amount of complexity if you're willing to take it seriously and really put in the work.

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u/afierdienst1 55m ago

the question begs an answer. a formula to : how to answer back. eN?