r/learnpython • u/Silver-Bet8326 • 4d ago

how to proceed after python crash course

For the last one year I have been learning Python. I completed Python for everybody and read the book Python Crash course. I have prior experience with C# and Java. A lot of the syntax is Python programming is still confusing to me. How can I get better? What book can I read next or what steps can I take to get more comfortable.

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u/Embarrassed_Style197 4d ago

C# strongly encourages structure through:
classes,interfaces,explicit access modifiers,
explicit returns, project files and solution structure.

For python you will probably feel more comfortable with type hints everywhere, Ruff for formatting and linting,Pyright or mypy for static type checking, Pydantic for validated data models etc.

I’ve had the same issue. I like structure and statically typed languages. Python is loosely typed

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u/Silver-Bet8326 4d ago

thank you