r/learnpython • u/keenox10 • 2d ago

Daily python 'challenges' to do in the morning?

I want to make it a habit where I do a 30 minute or so coding task in the mornings before work to keep myself on top of things.

I am doing some self study to learn python and some days I don't have time to do as much studying as I'd like so it would be nice to get into a routine of doing what I can in the mornings.

I have been doing leetcode and neetcode problems, but they don't feel like they teach me much, maybe I am approaching them wrong.

Any ideas please?

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u/datadriven_io 2d ago edited 1d ago

Do the daily problem on datadriven.io/daily - datadriven is like Leetcode but for data engineering

Or do a Python lesson on datadriven.io/learn

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u/keenox10 2d ago

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

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u/itlogicpartnersllc 2d ago

for 30 minute sessions i would tiny projects instead of relying entirely on leetcode. pick one practical task each morning parse a csv, call an api, rename files, scrape a page or automate something boring. you will learn python through repetition.

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u/576p 2d ago

Ever heard of "Advent of Code"? The first 1-2 weeks of each year are great challenges for all languages and the first week usually takes only a short time to solve. Why not revisit those and quit when the difficulty gets too hard?

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u/cyrixlord 1d ago

just work on your own project. learn technology that you will need for your project. use GitHub. pretend you are at work and learn to use those tools