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When you finish the tutorial, there is still plenty of things to explore in the standard libraries, like functools, itertools, collections. The python documentation site is very useful as it has lots of small example code snippets.
If you are interested in statistics and data analysis, then you will love numpy, pandas and matplotlib libraries.
If you want to build desktop apps then tkinter or kivy will be your friend.
If you want to make websites, then learn django or flask... And you can also learn html, css, sql and JavaScript on the side.
There are a lot of options so try to figure out what is your interest :)
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://You can go wit python libraries like tkinter or of course frameworks too