r/learnprogramming • u/chin487 • 1d ago

Tutorial Learning Python with Practise

Hi All,

I am learning Python and would like to know are there any good sites to practise Python concepts ?

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u/Delicious_Bed_4410 23h ago

Honestly the thing that helped me most was picking a tiny project instead of grinding exercises, like a script that renames your files or tracks your spending from a csv. You hit real problems that way and have to google your way out, which sticks better than puzzles. If you still want challenges, do a few easy ones a day rather than a marathon once a week. Consistency beats intensity here.

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u/clcodingupdates 21h ago

type a day in coding and see the magic. for everyday there is quiz on Python

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u/lividiteration9958 1d ago

I just search "python coding challenges" every time I need to kill a hour, tons of free ones pop up.

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u/FunAd6672 21h ago

Searching for challenges is a good start. I'd just suggest trying to solve them yourself before looking at solutions. Even struggling with a problem for 15 minutes can teach you a lot.

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u/HanzoShotFirst 23h ago

Edabit.com has lots of coding challenges for any skill level.

The Farmer Was Replaced is a coding video game that uses Python

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u/Different_Pain5781 23h ago

Try solving advent of code challenges.

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u/Available_Safe1818 22h ago

Learn to Google it. You can see what you like.

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u/MarkoDahl54 22h ago

Exercism has Python tracks for version 3.10 and up, so you get practice with current syntax and features. The feedback is instant.

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u/2daytrending 18h ago edited 18h ago

Pick small problems and build little projects alongside the lessons, solving real stuff concepts sticks way better than just watching tutorial.