Solve With Python

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Welcome to Solve With Python.

This site is designed to help you build real Python skills by solving practical, problem-driven coding challenges—the kind of tasks you’ll actually encounter when using Python in the real world.

If you’re new here, this page will show you exactly how to get started and what to expect.

What Solve With Python Is (and Isn’t)

Solve With Python focuses on learning by doing.

  • ✔ Short, focused Python challenges
  • ✔ Real-world scenarios (not abstract puzzles)
  • ✔ Clear examples, hints, and reference solutions

What this site is not:

  • Not a video course
  • Not a theory-heavy tutorial site
  • Not a gamified coding platform

The goal is simple: practice Python the way it’s actually used.

Who This Site Is For

Solve With Python is ideal if you are:

  • Learning Python and want hands-on practice
  • Revisiting Python fundamentals
  • Preparing to use Python for automation, data work, or scripting
  • Tired of exercises that don’t translate to real tasks

You don’t need advanced knowledge to start—just basic familiarity with Python syntax.

How the Challenges Work

Each challenge follows a consistent structure:

  • A clear problem statement
  • Example inputs and expected outputs
  • Starter code (when helpful)
  • Optional hints
  • A clean reference solution with explanation

Most challenges take 10–25 minutes to complete.

You’re encouraged to:

  1. Read the problem carefully
  2. Try solving it yourself
  3. Compare your solution with the reference answer

Where to Begin

Step 1: Start with Beginner Challenges

If you’re new or refreshing fundamentals, begin here:

👉 Beginner Python Challenges

These cover:

  • Strings and text
  • Lists and dictionaries
  • Simple logic and conditions
  • Core Python patterns you’ll use everywhere

Step 2: Practice Consistently

You don’t need to do everything at once.

A good pace:

  • 1 challenge per day, or
  • 3–5 challenges per week

Consistency matters more than speed.

Step 3: Move to Intermediate Challenges

Once beginner challenges feel comfortable, move on to intermediate ones, where problems involve:

  • Multiple steps
  • Data parsing
  • File-style logic
  • Simple automation patterns

Recommended Learning Path

If you want a clear path, follow this order:

  1. Beginner Challenges
  2. Intermediate Challenges
  3. Automation & Real-World Tasks

You can always revisit earlier challenges to reinforce your understanding.

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Ready to Start?

The best way to learn Python is to start coding.

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Build real skills. Solve real problems. One challenge at a time.