🔒 begginer pythoner

[vagrant nymph]

Hey guys im been learning python for 2 weeks i finished beginner crash course so i wondering how i propell my self in the next stage

[glad abyss]

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[north shard]

Start doing small little projects to practice

I like making little games like hangman or tictactoe

[split zephyr]

try doing text adventures, do items, inventory, get used with dictionaries and etc. and maybe a hardcoded talking system

[north shard]

I'd also try and recreate any of the exercises from the beginner crash course, but without the guidance of the course this time

[split zephyr]

guy_msg = {
    "hi": "hello!",
    "how are you doing?": "doing good",
    "what do you do often?": "coding"
}

while True:
    user = input("Chat: ").strip().lower()
    
    if user in guy_msg:
        print(f"Guy: {guy_msg[user]}")
    else:
        print("Guy: i dont understand that")

talking system could be like this (simplified version) you could add more logic

if text adventure isnt your type you could do one of these projects (assuming you know how to do them):

1: Save/open Files.
2: Generate passwords.
3: Minigame (terminal).
4: TicTacToe.
5: Hangman.
6: AI chatting system. (dicts usage)
7: Len usage. (built-in function called 'len' try to use it in a project) (like checking the lengths of passwords)

[reef roost]

take cs50p. It's a free, online course from Harvard that is an introduction to programming (and it uses python)

[glad abyss]

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