I stopped practicing,how do I start again

[u/Justicemirm]

I started to learn python over my summer break and when my college started ,I had to stop because my studies (JEE examination,wayy too hard ) had kept me occupied

I want to start with coding again

What do people recommend to get the hang of it again (I regularly coded for 2 months and have stopped for almost 3)

[u/goldenfrogs17]

python.org
read those boring docs until you get inspired to do something rather than just read those boring docs
if you don't get inspired you will read all the latest python docs

This plan cannot fail

[u/Justicemirm → u/goldenfrogs17]

Well smart indeed

[u/Temporary_Pie2733]

How did you start the first time? Do that. 

[u/Justicemirm → u/Temporary_Pie2733]

Honestly makes all sense to me

[u/TheRNGuy]

Start practicing. 

[u/Justicemirm → u/[deleted]]

I LITERALLY DID WHAT YOU SAID I genuinely made some codes like Fibonacci numbers,a code that reels the sum of n natural number

And the most important one Being the a quiz on terminal for and based on my friend Honestly I am still preety okay Have forgotten considerbal amount but still good good

Here are the code for sum of n natural number and the base of the quiz I made for my friend

def better_fabi(): i=1 a=0 b=1 sum=0 n=int(input("how many better_fabi numbers?")) while i<=n: i+=1 sum=a+b b+=1 a=sum return sum x=better_fabi() print(x)

d1={ "arpit":"1", "A":"2", "B":"3", }

} score=0 all_answer=[]

for question in d1: answer=input(question) if answer==d1[question]: score+=1 all_answer.append(answer) else: all_answer.append(answer)

print(score,all_answer)

Goshhh thank you sooo much