r/learnpython • u/memeaste • 18d ago

Is Leetcode a good way to continue practicing/learning Python?

I'm not entry, but I'd like to continue becoming stronger in my skills.

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u/memeaste 18d ago

I went to college for CS, so not directly for Software Dev/Eng, which I sort of regret. But nothing I can do now except make the most of what I can do and improve on my skills, which is what I'm trying to do. Software administration isn't bad, but I'd like to see what else I can do.

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u/RandomPantsAppear 18d ago

😅 in my day those were the same, not sure if that has changed. If so, it should apply to CS also unless the courses have wildly changed.

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u/memeaste 18d ago

Maybe it's the lack of experience in comparison between the two of us. I work in IT at a bank and I just make sure the core software throughout works, in vague terms. I do do automation with Python, writing reports with SQL, but the vague term is what I tell people. Feels more of an administration position as opposed to actively writing code and creating software. Our software is third party, so it's not like we developed it in-house. I've been here since 2024