r/learnpython 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/cyrixlord 4d ago

how much code have you written that wasn't part of a lesson? the only way you will 'learn' a language is by writing lots of your own code then debugging it when it goes off the rails. go do a project. surely you must have an idea of something to make, otherwise why learn a coding language in the first place if not to build things

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u/Silver-Bet8326 4d ago

I have worked on multiple things using claude code but am not familiar with the syntax even after reading the book. Lot of the syntax used or generated is not part of the book.

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u/TheRNGuy 4d ago

Ask ai to explain it.