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Min Thant Aung I use python scripts for numerous reasons from creating daily time clocks and calendars, weather data, medical services and devices, estimated travel and flight services, cooking timers, finding certain references in documents, hr employment, daily schedules, financials, to-do-lists, market research, I also have multiple translation scripts including in braille ,,, These are only a few of hundreds of python codes I've created for day to day use.
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Once we finish studying the core structure, Python still looks to be a language you use to perform small tasks via a prompt. I got convinced it has broader utility once I started using the libraries (such as os, mysql and tkinter): with these 3 you really create a software with its own windows, menus and applications. Then you can build database-integrated websites with django amd flask libraries. Things get interesting there.
Learning the basics can look not as motivating as it should be, but it's worth checking on Youtube these libraries I've mention and at least check what you can do with them.