If I finish the entire python course in this app, will I be ready to take on basic networking problems?

Question

I am learning coding as a hobby because of how fun it is. I am particularly interested in the networking side, and want to tackle basic networking problems such as being able to create my own virtual chatroom between two computers that are/arent on the same network, for instance. I have just started the Python course and I am enjoying it so far. It seems simpler than Java. Also, is there potential to move on to advanced networking at a later stage?

Answer 1

the courses here teach pretty much every fundamental to the language. in theory, after you learn these, you can make almost any program. All that is left is to learn about algorithm concepts in general.

In other words, boring but important concepts. Like knowing how to make your program faster by reducing clutter, unnecessary tasks, different types of searching, or by using ADT's. Sounds like gibberish now, and even now in my lectures, it's pretty boring. lol

Next step would be to google/find some practice. If you're wanting to network with python, you'll need some tutorials to practice using it in this area.

While I'm not into networking myself, it's not hard for me to find resources on it.

This is just a simple link:

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/python_networking.htm

Answer 2

@Sapphire thank you. Your answer cleared it all! I don't know how to reply directly so im just submitting an answer lol.

Answer 3

@dean

There is no way to directly quote someone, currently on sololearn. A lot of us just use simple direction to call someone out:

ex: @Sapphire