Is challenges a useful tool to learn ??

Question

For example if i want to have a job as python developer (software engineer) ...Will challenges make a difference to my experience in the language or not ..🤔

Answer 1

Try to browse our place, we have a lot of similar discussions.

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At a certain point, the official documentation at www.python.org may work best.

Answer 2

The most important thing is code projects. You have to learn how to think logically, translate real-life problems into code, figure it all out and kill the bugs.

But if there's still time left, well, I felt like it helped me read and understand code more quickly and get exposed to some messy stuff I wouldn't have looked into otherwise.

Don't get addicted though. Do them as long as you're learning something new, stop when the questions start to reappear and you already know them by heart.

Answer 3

Do you mean, when you write for web, solutions occur more easily to you?

It's all just practice. The more you study and - most of all - use a language, the easier it will become, just like with a natural language you learn.

Will challenges contribute to your understanding? Well, probably, a bit (as I described above).

But the main thing will be *writing*.

Answer 4

HonFu ..thanks for answering...
But sometime when i code in python there isn't alot of ideas comes to my mind not like i code in (html,css,JavaScript)
So i ask if that will get me use to code in python or not ..

Answer 5

Thanks for your advice🤗
.. do you have any good free source for coding in python so i can start with it step by step
HonFu

Answer 6

Thanks HonFu that really going to help me 😀