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Python Python Basics Types and Branching String Methods

Posted by Robert Buchanan
Robert Buchanan
3,313 Points

Is there multiple practice options after each lesson where we can work on different variations besides multiple choice?

I would just like to spend more time on learning this way. I feel I get through multiple choice too quick and eventually realize I need more practice on previous lessons. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

3 Answers

cheeseslope
cheeseslope
3,303 Points

Another option is to check for relevant practice exercises in the Treehouse Library.

Here’s a link to the Python Practice modules — I used the filter drop-downs to select Type: Practice and Topic: Python.

Scott Bailey
Scott Bailey
13,190 Points
Scott Bailey
Scott Bailey
13,190 Points

I agree with you on the multiple choice questions, they don't really solidify the ideas that much in my head.

One thing I found that helped, as well as doing what Janko Bauer reccomends, is to answer questions asked on the community page. Select python and go through any questions people ask - even if they have already been answered, try and come up with your own ideas on how to solve peoples problems.

You'll quickly solidify any concepts and usually learn some new and better methods to go about the problems.

I hope this is something that would be able to help you out.

Janko Bauer
Janko Bauer
13,358 Points
Janko Bauer
Janko Bauer
13,358 Points

Hi,

Yes I have a similar felling. What I do is build small projects in a text editor that include the material from the lesson. Or try to incorporate as much as possible. Yet, there is not allot of additional practice material that I could find.

Happy coding