Answer 1

Priyanshu go for python intermediate, then core, thus way when you will be doing core, you will as well be revising beginner and Intermediate courses at the same time. It's a win win

Answer 2

It's always good to try different sources of knowledge, I always advice beginners to use sololearn for python, then after one is done with beginner, go to intermediate and then finalize with python core, after that kindly go straight to w3schools.com, here you will realize you can do more than just learning, after that go to YouTube or Google for PYTHON PROJECTS, do learn by doing projects.

Biggest fail for beginners is to want to know all languages in a week or less that's a blunder, master one language well then go for others later, spend 6 months on python, the rest will come to you later on.

Answer 3

Learn Python Tkinter (Window-based Python).

You Can Make Awesome Apps Using Tkinter.

I Have Made A Text Editor In It.

It's Really Useful To Learn Tkinter GUI...

Hope It Helped You :)

Answer 4

Tbh i would tell you what i feel you should, this is what ive learnt from talking to alot of hiring managers
1. Learn a framework of python
Could be a GUi/WEB framework
Probably Web in my idea
You could use Django or FLASK
And probably build some projects on them and then
I highly recomemnd you learn Software Testing such as Unit testing, Integration Testing and more
Also try learnimg CI/CD
That should totally cover you to get your first job as a developer Or do whatever uou want to do
Try reading a book on software Engineering also
Play with API’s
So many things to learn
Just choose a path
Watch Youtube videos
Do projects
And try to be in production even if its voluntary

Answer 5

Priyanshu anytime

Answer 6

Do projects & try Intermediate

Answer 7

What you want to do?

Answer 8

Practice on hackerrank

Answer 9

You should try some projects on python my man.