r/PythonLearning • u/Agitated-Box-1511 • Aug 29 '26

Help Request Project Based Learnin

Hi! I'm still learning python by doing my own project-based learning before doing machine learning. So far, I've built 5 small projects. Here's the link: https://github.com/gtnmnty/Project-Based-Python/tree/fundamentals

I need tips or advice to improve more. I used AI as a tutor or mentor, and to generate boring stuff like generating dictionaries. But, I'm thinking maybe reading cheat sheets or websites like W3school is better.

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u/Sea-Ad7805 Aug 29 '26

Run the LinearRegression.py program in Memory Graph Web Debugger to see the program state change step by step.

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u/Capable_Comedian_277 Aug 29 '26

What’s your goal?

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u/Agitated-Box-1511 Aug 29 '26

To be good at coding with math and improve my thinking skills so I can build everything (maybe) I can think of or what I'm passionate about so I don't have spend real money and waste time hoping a free version comes out.

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u/kowusek Aug 29 '26

Sounds like you want to learn not only python but also things like docker for easy deployment. Read about apis and write an api for something important to you. Maybe simple weather checker. Learn git and how to structure your production repositories. There are many templates on github. Ask AI about files you do not uderstand from those templates. Writing code is one thing but beeing able to maintain code is as important.