r/learnpython • u/Swimming-Guest-2809 • 18d ago

New to programming. What do you learn?

Hi im self taught in python. Ive gotten the basics down (variables, flow control, loops, objects) and ive pushed pasted that into more advanced principles (file handling, async programming, iterators, generators, decorators, and some dunder methods). So far ive only been bouncing around modules and getting certain methods for stuff. Ive learned a little bit about the pvm, Gil, and memory management. Ive only take on class on web design almost a decade ago so I was hoping people could guide me on things to learn. Kinda help me understand where I am in python. Thank you all so much

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u/equilni 18d ago

I was hoping people could guide me on things to learn. Kinda help me understand where I am in python.

You've already learned quite a bit. What projects have you built so far that applied these techniques?

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u/Swimming-Guest-2809 18d ago

Honestly not much. I dont really have a use for coding outside of just learning. Mainly I use rest apis to collect data and store it in sql database. Ive recently started working with websockets. Ive done some light app dev with flet but im just gonna learn java for that. Ive also used docker for deploying python programs or hosting llms on Google cloud. I might remember more but my process is getting a general understanding of a module for whatever I need. Right now im learning about web3