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What to write in Python for a beginner to verify their knowledge?
Once you feel more comfortable using Python, what should you write in it? Something that will let me understand the level of my knowledge and what is worth pulling up and where to strive further.
PS Back-end is welcome.
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Have you tried checkio.org ? Yes, the puzzles are simple, but there is a function "see other solutions." And that's where the flavor is...
well, in addition to standard server-client chats, we can offer what is recommended in java: -text
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-simple sql database. (implementation of simple sql queries, storing data in tables)
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, study Qt,
try django machine learning, neural networks. make for example your own foreign language determinant. download the wikipedia dump and create a bot that can talk on the topic.)
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refactoring your text. stupidly sit and choose the best name for a variable, function for five minutes. structures.
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to see, visit python meetups. find out what is in trend and what the soul lies in.
Well, after the meetups there will be a lot of ideas. and willingness to try.
besides
github.
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you can invent a lot if the language becomes not an end but a means.
Young man, go to codewars already and solve problems there according to the most "do not indulge".
How tired of the implementation of algorithms - ask Google or Bing what are the test tasks for pythonists in the field of the backend. Most likely, you will be asked to make a REST service, a log collector with parsing and aggregation, a cunning super-large file handler, and some other educational hardcore with a bias towards highload.
Write a client-server console chat on sockets with channels, private and history in sqlite.
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