How to make a plan for learning and practicing Python?

Question

Python

It may seem arrogant of me to ask such questions, but help me make a plan to implement my knowledge of Python. Simply put, where can I, as a beginner, PRACTICE knowledge of Python?
Please describe (yes, already complete impudence xD):
1 week:
so-and-so
2 weeks:
so-and-so
, etc.
Thanks in advance.
(In general, I will use this plan when I read this or that book on Python and on the condition that I know the basics of YP'ya)

Answer 1

You don’t need plans, you just complicate everything, put yourself in a box, and turn it all into a routine. Just follow the main rule - study and write code every day, at least half an hour. It's like with English (and, in principle, with any training), it's better every day for 30 minutes than on weekends for 3 hours.

Answer 2

now there are 100500 courses, some sites have a training program, copy it to yourself and teach,
and there is also a github
https://github.com/GnuriaN/Python-Roadmap
https://github.com/RoryDuncan/learn-python-roadmap

Answer 3

Don't start with fworks, start with real problems that you would like to solve using simple python tools. For example, you can make your own system that would fix 404 errors on the site, for this it is enough to know the database about the request library and study the cycles. Then you will want the result to be written not in the execution of the code, but in the log of a text file - this is how you will learn how to work with files in python, then you will want, for example, to check errors not according to the sitemap, but to look for links through the face of the site - this is how you will get acquainted with bs4. Then you will want to reuse your code for another site - this is how you learn the OOP paradigm and learn how to build modules and libraries. In general, this is an example, find the problem that you want to solve (so that there is meaning and interest) and write a program, make it bad, but the code

Answer 4

Hello. The question was asked over a year ago. Tell me how are you? Have you studied python? Did you achieve results?