What to do after finishing Python Developer

Question

Im wondering what to learn after finishing this course

Answer 1

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💧 Credit :: Maz

Answer 2

You can try pygame for the purpose of developing 2d games which is python framework but for the 3d types you can go for unity which has c# or godot has its own language similar to python

Answer 3

There are lots of options you can choose
Web development
AI and ML
Automation
API
Data Science
Games and many more

Answer 4

Okay thank you

Answer 5

Python and Game dev.

Frameworks and libraries:

- Ren'Py(2D)

- Panda3D

- Arcade

- Cocos2D

- Harfang3D

- PyOgre

PyGame:

Is a wrapper module for the SDL media library. Simple DirectMedia Layer is a cross-platform development library that provides low-level access to:
* audio;
* keyboard;
* mice;
* joystick;
* graphics hardware via OpenGL and Direct3D.

PyGame is portable and runs on almost all platforms and operating systems. Although PyGame is primarily a game engine, it will do just fine for playing mp3 files from Python scripts.

Docs:
https://devdocs.io/pygame/
https://realpython.com/pygame-a-primer/

Where Python is used in game development:
- in-game modding,
- server controls,
- internal game logic,
- writing scripts to ensure the modularity of the game.

 Python is mainly used for writing scripts — such as character interactions, launching scenes, and event handling.

Answer 6

Honestly, after finishing the Python course, the best thing I did was just start building small projects. Even simple stuff like a personal budget tracker or a little web scraper really helped cement everything I learned. Once you have some projects under your belt, learning frameworks or libraries becomes way easier.

Answer 7

Thank you I'll check them out

Answer 8

After Python Developer, pick a path:
Web Dev → Django/Flask + databases + basic frontend.
AI/Data → Pandas, NumPy, ML libraries.
Automation/Backend → APIs, Docker, cloud.

Then build projects to grow skills + portfolio. ✅

Answer 9

Whatever you would like to. For me, it was Web Development, which I took just after completing Python Developer

Answer 10

Im not sure yet I just kinda want to hone the knowledge i learned

Answer 11

What games ones?

Answer 12

Im definitely gonna start making some thank you

Answer 13

Learn from other source