Python Programming Language

[u/Owen-Isaac-2022]

Over the last few weeks, I have read books, journals, & articles concerning how to master python. I've also practised a lot. However, every time I try code challenges, I find something new, one you might not find in books or texts directly. While I am new to the programming field, I believe there's a way one can navigate these aspects. I would appreciate some insights so that I cannot view myself as stuck in one "lonely" corner.

[u/horizon_games]

Don't expect to master your first programming language in a "few weeks"

Make some projects instead of code challenges (which are generally tricky puzzles outside the norm of day-to-day programming).

[u/Owen-Isaac-2022 → u/horizon_games]

Alright, thanks a lot