When i finish python course what should i do ?

Question

Help me please

Answer 1

Again you still haven't mentioned your goals. "Professional developer" is too broad, basically everyone who works in IT... You need a focus field.
Python gives you a lot of opportunities to branch out. If you want to stick with this language, I can recommend this site:

https://realpython.com/

They also have a regular weekly podcast where they discuss language features, development tools and techniques, libraries and frameworks, which are also relevant in modern professional software development.

Also I recently discovered a YouTube channel where you can see some modern examples how Python can be used to build real programs.

https://youtube.com/@ArjanCodes

Becoming a professional involves not just learning a language, but a lot of other things like version control, design patterns, data structures and algorithms, regular expressions, API design, teamwork and issue management, agile practices... What you find on Sololearn can get you started but is just the surface.

Answer 2

First learn spelling Python :)

And it depends on your goals what you want to accomplish. The Sololearn courses only give a superficial taste of these languages. There is a lot more to explore. If you like Python then find more learning resources online to dive deeper into each feature, or into a specific area of computing that you are interested in. Practice is very important to retain what you learned, and to improve your coding style. Find yourself a project to build, maybe something that is actually useful in your daily life, and implement it in Python.

You can also explore other programming languages. For web development, learn HTML, CSS and JavaScript. For application development in object oriented style, you can try Java, Kotlin, C# or Swift. For systems programming, you can have a look at C and C++.

Answer 3

I don't know when I can learn to be professional .
When I search in Google I find more site to learn it but for beginners

Answer 4

Create a CV project related to your area of interest (mobile, webdev, gamedev, desktop app - I don't know what would you like to do)