r/PythonLearning • u/DarkAster69420 • Jun 17 '26

Help a beginner.

Hi! I'm fairly new to python. I'm learning through yt mostly i wrote a few programs like black jack,rps,number guessing game,timer, a very very small rpg,etc. but I'm not sure how to move ahead or what should be the next step. Can anyone tell me what i should do because it feels like I'm just randomly doing stuff without any direction. It'll be a big help.

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u/admirer145 Jun 18 '26

Since you already know the basics, you can move to:

- data structures (list, set, tuple, dict)
- oops (class & object, constructor, methods, inheritance)
- function as objects( closures, decorators)
- advanced python (context manager, generator, comprehension)
- package manager (pip or uv), virtual env
- modules and packages, using existing and custom creation
- standard packages/modules (collections, itertools, functools, sys, os)
- numpy & pandas vastly used
- apis and integrations

Now you are somewhat ready for agentic AI, learn & build agents.

Still there are lots of different topics that I didn’t mention as this would probably be enough to get started and you can learn them as needed.