I’ve reached that point in learning Python where the only way to get better is to do projects. It’s been going great, but I’m starting to run out of ideas, and online sources just keep repeating the same old boring ideas again and again.
So the question is, what projects do you recommend I try out. I don’t care too much about the difficulty, just something that you think is cool and would make a for great learning experience.
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r/learnpython I’ve reached that point in learning Python where the only way to get better is to do projects. It’s been going great, but I’m starting to run out of ideas, and online sources just keep repeating the same old boring ideas again and again. So the question is, what projects do you recommend I try out. I don’t care too much about the difficulty, just something that you think is cool and would make a for great learning experience. submitted by /u/Me-meThePig [link] [comments]
I’ve reached that point in learning Python where the only way to get better is to do projects. It’s been going great, but I’m starting to run out of ideas, and online sources just keep repeating the same old boring ideas again and again.
So the question is, what projects do you recommend I try out. I don’t care too much about the difficulty, just something that you think is cool and would make a for great learning experience.
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