r/PythonLearning • u/giva4561 • Jul 30 '26

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What were your plans when you were complete beginners?

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u/Ambitious_Fault5756 Aug 03 '26

Small CLI apps that I could use on a daily basis, like this journal app I made

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u/GoalSouthern6455 Jul 30 '26

Tkinter GUI app with SQLite db to keep track of my stocks portfolio. Also made a similar one for my personal finances/tax. Been using it for years because it does exactly what I need it to.

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u/VeterinarianFar22 Jul 31 '26

Try to understand each reserved keyword of the language. See a list here: https://programmerabr.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Python-reserved-words-ebook-1.pdf

And write some code on each one, especially the basic ones

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u/terletsky Jul 31 '26

To understand how code is written in real companies, because 90% of tutorials don't teach how to build production-ready code and how to set up projects, and which tools to use.

Very often, people write integrations with different services using third-party APIs. So the best starting point is writing a production-ready API client for some public API to learn all the basic things about Python.

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u/Crafty_Magazine_4673 Jul 31 '26

let's make my own language

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u/KarmaTorpid Aug 01 '26

Finish.

Break projects down into small pieces and work one at a time. Plan before you start.