Do These Projects To Get Better At Coding...

These are some of the best projects you can do to improve your coding skills.

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[usamahussain]

that's right.
But what if one starts a difficult project, then gets dishearted by the fact that he can't solve problems and takes too much time. And then never finishes it?

[Frnk]

We started doing python in school and I thought we were going slow. I made a little project from what I learned in school and felt really proud.

Then I started working on something else and was improving be it slowly.

The way I learn and found most effective is to work on projects. It kept me very motivated and I have this sense of joy from everything I make.

What I recommend is making something that is outside your skill range.
Start the project with what you know and look up stuff as you go, that's how I learned.
Make what interest you and if possible, something that solves a problem that you have.

For example:
I have a folder with all my projects and I want to access it anywhere, so I made a script that backs up that folder to Dropbox and now I know how to save/read files from cloud storage

[caspermoon]

Hi Tim, this is exactly it.

In my experience the hardest thing to keep consistent is understanding syntax and what methods and functions may work better in your use case over others. I was able to grasp much of this through your videos but also by attempting to make a random project that was similar to a text based game through the console. While not practical, it has helped me heavily understand python, from imports to other statements to reading files and saving information.

It does have it's drawbacks though. If you don't understand a part of the whole, you may feel it daunting, but my advice is to put it down and come back to it. Sometimes redirecting that focus towards another task and coming back to a different task can just give you a random, different perspective where something that was gibberish before, suddenly clicks and makes sense.

Do that enough times and you'll eventually understand your program and others you find or try to replicate.

Happy Coding Everyone, and thank you so much for your content Tim!

[NADLABS]

SHHHH STOP TELLING PEOPLE HOW TO ACTUALLY BECOME A GOOD PROGRAMMER 🤣
but fr, this is so true, no tutorials, just u, the docs and vscode (or whatever text editor u use) is THE FASTEST, and BEST way to learn how to get better at coding

[AJXD]

I am using that advice and I am making a home automation system from scratch using python and a mqtt server

[adventuresofavalon]

Is there a website or a repository where we can find ideas for projects?

[advladart]

Great pont! But do start with fundamentals with great starter courses!