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There's exactly 5 levels to mastering Python. Level 1 is your basic. Variables, data types, loops and conditionals, W3 schools is a great resource. Level 2 is data structures. You need to know lists, dictionaries, sets and tuples and geeks for geeks should be great for that. Level 3 is knowing object oriented programming. At this stage you should be able to write objects, classes and methods. But if you don't know that, program is a free great resource for that. Level 4 is being able to do real world projects. You should know how to build a simple weather app or a file organizer. If you want ideas, this Python mini project's GitHub repository is the perfect go-to source. Level 5 is knowing machine learning and AI in Python. And I mean NumPy, Pandas, Psyched Learning, PyTorch. And Coursera has a free machine learning specialization in Python taught by a Stanford professor. be sure to check it out.
There's exactly 5 levels to mastering Python. Level 1 is your basic. Variables, data types, loops and conditionals, W3 schools is a great resource. Level 2 is…
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- Mastering Python
- Level 1: Basics
- Variables, Data Types, Loops, Conditionals
- W3 Schools Resource
- Level 2: Data Structures
- Lists, Dictionaries, Sets, Tuples
- Geeks for Geeks Resource
- Level 3: Object Oriented Programming
- Objects, Classes, Methods
- Program Resource
- Level 4: Real World Projects
- Simple Weather App, File Organizer
- Python Mini Projects GitHub
- Level 5: Machine Learning and AI
- NumPy, Pandas, Psyched Learning, PyTorch
- Coursera Machine Learning Specialization