r/learnpython • u/memeaste • 17h ago

Is Leetcode a good way to continue practicing/learning Python?

I'm not entry, but I'd like to continue becoming stronger in my skills.

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u/RngdZed 17h ago

In my personal experience, which isn't much, leet code is crazy for algorithms. The kind of algo that makes your brain melt and leak juice a bit..

I prefer the problems/algo from code wars. Not sure why. But code wars was way more fun for me. And I learned more as a result.

But also, try to use something related to the field(s) you want to go for. like for full stack web, you could use Django, flask and fastAPI.

You could make some GUI projects with tkinter or even games with pygame. The advantage with those is that for every change you make, you can test and see exactly what your code does, live real-time

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u/memeaste 17h ago

A Udemy course I've been taking is utilizing Flask, whereas I just did an assessment for a job that uses Django, which I hadn't even heard of before that. Pygame sounds like fun, I can revisit my old hobby of Game Development with Unity, but with Python. I'll have to look at tkinter.

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u/RngdZed 17h ago

Sounds like a plan. Have fun!