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That's bad.. i wanted to do more Python courses here.. i have to find a new way to keep studying it..
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Those "different courses" are "retired".
Intro, intermediate and developer are the available courses right now.
If you want to learn more, search for "Python tutorial" or "hands on Python" on the net.
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Python Developer is the full course now. You could complete that for fixing your knowledge and more practice.
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Andrea Gobbetti I don't think it's bad. Sololearn is meant to provide introductory courses primarily via their mobile app.
You may want to check out edx.org anc Coursera for more advanced and specialized content. Harvard and MIT also have free courses on their websites.
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Andrea Gobbetti ,
Practice what you know by doing as many of these as you can before they remove them. (I am.)
Sololearn > Community > Code Coach
Run through the python.org tutorial to see if Sololearn left anything out.
https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/index.html
A friend I met on Sololearn turned me on to The Little Book of Python Anti-Patterns. It's a collection of well written shorts that includes some advanced stuff. (It's not paper.)
https://docs.quantifiedcode.com/