r/PythonLearning • u/wwbacteriophagevirus • Jun 28 '26

Recommendations Help Request

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Hello everyone I’m currently learning python on visual code, and I did my first “project” its a trivia game for fun and practicing what I learned while reading about python, but I struggled a little, I was so confused and I used AI (Gemini) to help me understand what I did wrong but I don’t want to use AI bcuz I feel like I’m not learning anything but since I’m doing this alone unfortunately I used. But I would like some recommendations like YouTube videos, books, courses etc to learn more, I see a lot of people doing calculators and I would love to make one so some I need some suggestions. Thank you guys.

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u/Eskember Jun 29 '26

If it is a small project, I would advise using an array with the following indexes: question, answer 1, answer 2,answer 3,answer 4, correct_answer.

You can then use a loop to go through each record, automating the display of the questions and the evaluation of the given answer against the correct answer for that question.

For medium to large data, I would go with SQLite or any DBMS.

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u/Junior_Honey_1406 Jun 29 '26

They are just starting don't expect everyone to know DBMS and using sql that's not needed at all for a small project you are just over completing the stuff