Where to get Python intermediate level resources? GUI

[Are Riff]

Learning Python, quite easy to understand but not to master.

I'm completely lost with all the modules and their properties.

Tutorials for beginners won't take me far.

I know to get better, need practice, but there's not much Python mini-challenges or simple real world problems to work on.

 

 

Any advice on how can I progress after watching and practising all those beginners tutorials?

I'm quite interested in GUI.

 

[EpicAdom]

Learning Python, quite easy to understand but not to master.

I'm completely lost with all the modules and their properties.

Tutorials for beginners won't take me far.

I know to get better, need practice, but there's not much Python mini-challenges or simple real world problems to work on.

 

 

Any advice on how can I progress after watching and practising all those beginners tutorials?

I'm quite interested in GUI.

This thread has a lot of fun projects that will improve your programming skills

[madknight3]

Don't worry about getting familiar with everything that Python has to offer, there's just too much. Use what you need, when you need it. Over time, you'll memorize some things you use often but you'll never memorize everything. When you need something you can't remember, you simply look things up in the documentation, on Google, or wherever.

 

If you want to get started with GUI programming then you'll need to use a framework like Tk, Kivy, or another option.