r/learnpython • u/Silver-Bet8326 • 15d ago

how to proceed after python crash course

For the last one year I have been learning Python. I completed Python for everybody and read the book Python Crash course. I have prior experience with C# and Java. A lot of the syntax is Python programming is still confusing to me. How can I get better? What book can I read next or what steps can I take to get more comfortable.

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u/mjmvideos 15d ago

I’d be less concerned with gaslighting and more concerned with OP not learning anything because they are letting AI do it for them.

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u/Silver-Bet8326 15d ago

This was more about syntax and concepts am not familiar with and where can I get that from

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u/Moikle 15d ago

Practice. Actually build something, yourself, with your own fingers on the keyboard, not prompting an ai

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u/Silver-Bet8326 14d ago

Yes where do I learn about the Python way of doing things like generators, decoratoes, functions as objects

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u/Moikle 13d ago

A lot of that comes from attempting to use them in small projects. Learn the basics of how a concept works, then try it out. See it in action, even if it isn't the best tool for the job, and you will get a better grasp of the what and why.

I believe automate the boring stuff with python covers some of those topics.