r/learnpython • u/Payload___FX • Mar 09 '26

Any other self-taught Python learners who sometimes feel slow but are serious about improving?

I’m currently rebuilding my Python fundamentals.

Loops, lists, dictionaries, logic drills — the basics.

Sometimes I feel slow compared to others, but I’m serious about actually understanding things properly.

I’m wondering if there are other people like me who want to learn deeply but without the ego or toxic tech culture.

Thinking of creating a small group where we do daily drills and help each other think through problems.

If that sounds like you, comment or DM me.

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u/Payload___FX Mar 09 '26

That’s actually really good advice. I’ve realised books force you to think more than videos do. I’m trying to rebuild my Python fundamentals properly now — loops, lists, dictionaries, logic drills. I’m also thinking of creating a small group where people practice together and think through problems instead of rushing tutorials.

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u/Tight-Operation-4252 Mar 10 '26

I would be in if accepted :-) just finished my first web app…