I've been learning Python for a while now, but I still feel like a beginner and lack confidence in my skills. I'm looking for resources, like quizzes or interview prep, that could help me improve. Is there a roadmap I can follow to level up my coding game?
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If you're feeling unconfident, it could be that you're worried about not memorizing syntax or unsure how to tackle coding problems. Remember, even experienced coders rely on documentation for less-frequent syntax. As for solving problems, try breaking them into smaller steps; it makes them easier to tackle. Consider creating a simple project based on your interests, like a console app for your favorite hobby. It’ll build your confidence as you finish it, step by step!
You might find these resources useful: roadmap.sh for a clear learning path and exercism.org for hands-on exercises. Just curious, how long have you been studying Python?
The best way to boost your confidence is just to keep practicing! Very few people ever feel like they've truly mastered Python, so don’t let that discourage you. Think of programming as a lifelong learning journey; proficiency, not perfection, is the goal.
Totally agree! Mastery takes years of varied projects, so focus on gaining experience instead of stressing over perfection.
By the way, how long have you been at this?
I started about a year ago but wasn't very dedicated until a few months back. I think I'm grasping the basics, but I still feel stuck.
This is super helpful! I'm curious about roadmaps for automation and Python projects. Any specific ones I should follow?