🔒 Help with mastering python

[pure tundra]

I want to master python
I completely finished the basics I want to improve more but I genuinely dk how
Do you guys know any yt channels or websites that can help me master python

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[wary eagle]

How did you learn the basics? Is there any exercises or projects that it asked you to do?

!kindling has a list of projects. The idea is to really practice what you learnt

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[pure tundra]

I went to class irl

[wary eagle]

Do they provide any exercises or final projects to work on?

[pure tundra]

No no it just learning no project

[wary eagle]

Then check the kindling project list I shared

[pure tundra]

Ok

[visual stag]

I second this. Projects is the best way

[restive storm]

if you want to truly master python you need to be writing a lot of python, projects that put you just outside your comfort zone and make you stretch your knowledge and learn new things as you go, use articles/blog posts on the realpython.com site (the free ones) to read up on specific subjects as you encounter them

[pure tundra]

Actually I need a websit or app to learn more

[restive storm]

!learn

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Go-to beginner resources

Here are the top free resources we recommend for people who are new to programming:

• Automate the Boring Stuff — an online book (also available to purchase as a physical book)
• Harvard’s CS50P course — video lectures (slides and notes provided) with exercises
• Python Programming MOOC 2026 course — text-based lessons with exercises
• Corey Schafer's YouTube playlist

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[restive storm]

one of the top 2 or 3 there will start with basics but will then move on to more things, the really important part is that you do the exercises and problem sets (for those that have that) on your own, without any help from AI or similar, if you cheat it's only yourself that tour cheating/fooling
if you choose the book there you shouldn't just write the code that they provide, you need to modify it, play around with it and see how different changes impact the result, break the code and then learn how to fix it in another way than it was from the start, curiosity is your friend when it comes to programming

[restive storm]

when you know enough you should definitely start doing your own projects, small and easy ones at first, then you can try a little bit bigger and more advanced projects as you go

[pure tundra]

Ok give me a link or name of that website \app

It is wonderful

[restive storm]

all links to everything you'll need for quite some time is already available above in this thread

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