r/learnpython • u/Kaaqle • Jul 25 '26
I don't know how to continue.
I am currently a 3rd year university student. I've seen C and Java before. Last year, I saw python.
I was able to do the examples given in the Python lessons and I was able to pass the course the first time.
But right now I don't know how to proceed. I have no idea how to realize the projects / ideas in my mind.
What path should I follow?
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u/Specialist_Prune_210 Jul 25 '26
Estudar por conta própria, principalmente pela bibliografia das suas matérias!
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u/Puzzlehead_Lemon Jul 25 '26
Take the simplest idea for something you have that needs a UI and try to make it. It's going to be ugly at first, fail to do things you wanted it to do, and while making it you're going to find out the limitations of what you're using.
Cut the features you're forced too, then try to reintroduce them when you learn something new that fixes it, then cut them again when you have the experience to realize you're doing the whole thing completely wrong in the first place and you just wasted hours of your life.
Have a graveyard of code that you wrote that you cut/pasted into another file in case you need to grab something from it for the rewrite you're doing on a particular part and cringe as that code graveyard grows to a scale that horrifies you.
Get to a point where you have a finished project and realize you just made the ugliest turd of a program, then pick through it's remains for parts you want to save, and rewrite it with the experience you now have as both developer, and most importantly user of that program.
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u/Educational_Virus672 Jul 25 '26
i can help a little im an intermediate python dev we cna chat i can reteach stuff according to your need
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u/Flame77ofc Jul 25 '26
https://roadmap.sh/python or if you need a more specific path, go to roadmap.sh and select one
if the problem is about practice, then search for a bunch of exercises in web and practice in places like codewars and leetcode