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I'm almost done with Python course here. What should I do now?

I'm almost done with my python course here on sololearn which was a great experience and thanks to sololearn for it. Now, I want to take my python skills to a greater level. I suppose what I studied here was just basic concepts of python. So what should I do now, what to start now to take my python skills to another level. Also is it a good idea to start with a new programming language now? Python was my first ever programming language and I started with it just a month ago. So should I just improve python before going to something else if yes how? And if no then which language should I go on with.

28th Jul 2019, 6:24 PM
Rohit Panchal
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Write Python code first.
29th Jul 2019, 1:36 AM
Sonic
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code, code, code! 😁 improve your skill by practising
28th Jul 2019, 9:43 PM
Anton Böhler
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I'd suggest Algorithms like sorting/searching/... or some of the Sololearn challenges or look at some cool math things and implement them in some way. The more you do the better you get, there is no end basically ... happy coding!! 😁
29th Jul 2019, 9:16 AM
Anton Böhler
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Try some minor projects first search on youtube don't copy try your ideas how you can make that after that see what is difference between your code and that code learn small things like what this line do if you can read and imagine that code in mind think that you are on right path
29th Jul 2019, 2:01 PM
Sayyam Jain
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Practice what you’ve learned, and keep practicing while expanding your knowledge. If you want to challenge yourself then start a project that is a little out of your comfort zone (not too complex) and learn as you go by figuring out how to solve the next step in your project through trial and error and utilizing resources like the Q&A, google, youtube..etc. I personally wouldnt recommend starting a new language until you feel you have a (somewhat)solid understanding of programming fundamentals through practicing the language you started with, in my experience, switching languages too soon can just get you caught up in syntax confusion when you should be focusing more on the technical and algorithmic side of things at this stage, but to each their own.
28th Jul 2019, 8:19 PM
Jake
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29th Jul 2019, 7:20 AM
Rohit Panchal
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Hello, You can improve your skills here: https://hackerrank.com https://codewars.com You also can learn python useful built-in functions and libraries such as math, re, collections, numpy. There's a lot what you can do!
28th Jul 2019, 8:06 PM
just trying to think
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Jake can you please suggest some project that would be good for someone with my experience?
29th Jul 2019, 7:17 AM
Rohit Panchal
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Anton Böhler Sonic for how long should I do that and what sort of codes?
29th Jul 2019, 7:19 AM
Rohit Panchal
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Anton Böhler thanks man.
29th Jul 2019, 9:25 AM
Rohit Panchal
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