How do you guys practice coding?
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So recently I picked up learning Python as it seems to be recommended quite a bit.
I've worked through the codecademy courses, "how to learn python the hard way" and "automate the boring stuff with python", and am currently working through brainteasers/code challenges on codewars... This is all fun and great but where can I find some beginner projects that I can work on? How can I apply this practically? Should I pick up a framework like Django/Flask/Pyramid, which seems like a very popular choice for people learning Python?
Guess I'd just like some advice regarding where my understanding of Python can be practically applied and hear about experiences from folks here on /g/ that've had a similar dilemma.
>>54908601
they need to order this image by difficulty. Some of these programs can be done in a few lines of code while others can easily take more than a week.
>>54908601
rolling
>>54909368
I swear, I see this reply word for word every time that gets posted.
>>54908156
>How can I apply this practically?
Try solving a real life problem with it. Make something that you would personally use.
