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Python what what should I do while learning programming?

shivajikobardan

Legendary Coder
Here is what I have planned to do-:
1) Do 1 course.
2) Buy a python textbook and solve it exercises and examples.
3) Solve 250 codewars problems
4) Do numerical methods in python.
5) Do cryptography algorithms in python.
Will this be enough for my learning to be good enough to be a web developer in python? (I Need to learn django afterwards I know that). IWTL.
 
My advice is do something you love. Last thing you want to do is fall out of love with Python. Python is a language its a master piece and i learn best by doing so give you self a task and build. My first ever python project i am still building and improving over a year later and what i have learned has been incredible 😀
 
This all depends on what course it is you're doing and what kind of textbook you get.

As @simong1993 said, do what you love. Therefore, if it's web development you want to do, I would recommend doing some simple projects using Django as a way of learning both Python and Django. That way you get the benefit of learning both at the same time.

Be careful of some problems too, as they may not be clear, specific, or may actually require that you know something way more advanced. Just my heads up.
 

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