Introduction
Programming was so easy when it was just following print('Hello, world!') tutorials. Perhaps you’ve followed a well-structured book or online course for beginners, worked through the exercises, and nodded along with its technical jargon that you (mostly) understood. However, when it came time to leave the nest to write your own programs, maybe you found it hard to fly on your own. You found yourself staring at a blank editor window and unsure of how to get started writing Python programs of your own.
The problem is that following a tutorial is great for learning concepts, but that isn’t necessarily the same thing as learning to ...
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