Reddit reviews Python Playground: Geeky Projects for the Curious Programmer
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I'd say it's time to start working through some projects. Although, believe me I know, it's difficult to get started. Especially if you didn't start programing without any projects in mind. So, I'd suggest a few books and links to help you get started.
After finishing Exercises for Programers or Python Playground you should be well equipped to start and finish your own projects.
www.practicepython.org helped me a fuckton
The book Python Playground and its affiliated books also helped me a lot with practice programs and applications.
Not many people think 'Learn Python the Hard Way' is a good website (not sure about the book) to learn python. I would defenitly recommend 'Automate the boring stuff' over it (it's free anyway so might aswell take a look). There's defenitly intermediate stuff to gather for it. It has a nice overview of the content and defnitly contains a lot more information than LPTHW. Also has a nice overview of some popular libraries.
Later chapters contain web scraping, excel spreadsheets, pdf/word docs, csv/json, sending emails. So might be interesting enough.
If you want some more 'advanced' projects I would maybe recommend 'Python playground: geeky projects for the curious programmer', wich is from the same publisher as 'Automate the boring stuff'
this site apperantly also has some free python books wich might interest you