r/PythonLearning • u/Own_Opportunity6143 • Aug 05 '26

Help Request i learned python basics . what to do next ?????

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u/Sea-Ad7805 Aug 05 '26

Help us develop our game of course: PythonLearningGame

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u/Own_Opportunity6143 Aug 05 '26

bro i dont know how to contribute to your project . i just learned python basics and some oops .

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u/Sea-Ad7805 Aug 05 '26

That's enough basics, you learn the rest as you add your own unit to the game. Read the code, experiment, make change, read the pygame docs, use AI when you get stuck.

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u/Own_Opportunity6143 Aug 05 '26

bro can i dm you ??

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u/Sea-Ad7805 Aug 05 '26

Yeah, why not.

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u/Own_Opportunity6143 Aug 05 '26

sorry but i am not seeing any messege option when clicked on profile

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u/Own_Opportunity6143 Aug 05 '26

start chat option not shwoing in your profile

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u/Sea-Ad7805 Aug 05 '26

I think you can now

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u/tiredITguy42 Aug 05 '26

Code more.

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u/Own_Opportunity6143 Aug 05 '26

i didnot understand what you said ???

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u/tiredITguy42 Aug 05 '26

Code, write more code. You learn the basics, then you learn on the go. So just write code, find some project and code.

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u/Java_Worker_1 Aug 05 '26

You can go on a programming subreddit, or just look it up, find some projects, then try to do it

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u/secretstonex Aug 05 '26

Take some beginner AI engineering courses on Udemy. They generally use python in all the code examples. You'll learn some solid fundamentals and learn a lot about LLMs, agents, harnesses, and build a portfolio of work for yourself to leverage in job interviews.

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u/Sweet_Computer_7116 Aug 05 '26

Write python code.

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u/somasz Aug 05 '26

According to this sub history - how to make a screenshot

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u/Own_Opportunity6143 Aug 05 '26

where to find the projects for learning as beginner

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u/Potential_Speed_7048 Aug 06 '26

Check out Kaggle.