🔒 Practicing python

[north quarry]

Hey guys,

I am a university student, currently studying python language.
Today I took an exam regarding python and I got approximately 16-17 out of 20.
I am disappointed since I watched tons of python tutorial videos, and finished all the lecture examples.
What killed my mark is the lack of exercises in my opinion.

The question:
Where can I practice python coding?
If for example I want to practice list comprehension where can I go?

Please provide me with useful materials that you yourself used before/still using.

My warm regards.

[dense wing]

@north quarry

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[small sage]

sounds like u are in tutorial hell

only following tutorials and not working them out

work on simple tasks after watching a tutorial

without using the tutorial

so

u can use websites like

codewars

leetcode

to practice problems

!resources also check this out

[dense wing]

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[umbral bear]

Advent of code offers many use cases where you can use a list comp or do other tricks and learn how to code.

And I also don't believe that an exam tells how good a person understands the programming language.

[steel crypt]

And you can also just start building projects

Literally just make stuff

Make a hangman game in python, make a script to make daily life on your computer easier, like a script you can just double click and boom your Downloads folder is cleaned out

[north quarry]

Thanks guys

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[dense wing]

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