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I suggest you start learning how to program with python Gui's such as pygame or tkinter. This way you will be able to observe how all the basic rules you have learnt come into use with non-console applications. And hopefully you will be able to make something useful. Happy programming!
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challenge yourself. what i usually do is look around code playground, found an interesting title and try to recreate it without looking at the code i tried to recreate
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appreciate it ill try that out
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Mukhtar start doing python challenges, that will help you a lot! Whenever you find something new, research it and practice it. That is a nice way of starting to go beyond the basics.
Next, why don't you choose a python project of your interest and try to do it by yourself? For example, using computer vision to recognize your face, or implementing a web server with Flask.
Finally, go and look around some tutorials at Real Python website. They are great :)
Happy coding!
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Gonçalo Magalhaes thank you, i try to do a lot of the challenges but sometimes i meet a problem that completely messes with my brain. I guess i have to watch more tutorials and ill try that python website.
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Thanks ill try that out
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I feel anxious when learning to code, like i should know everything within a short time like 4months, the more i code , the more i become confused. What can i do not to lose hope and interest? Thanks
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study and then implement what you have already learned and look up easy projects to do like mad libs, a robot etc...
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Do more and more python projects
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Any questions you can ask me and I'll try to explain :) Go for it
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ill keep that in mind thanks
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Take notes on what you learn its better than forcing yourself to know everything. If I become confused i just search the concept in google and most of the tome i find the answers. It wont come quick just keep going.
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Just study and study
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Try to make a Project in Python