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Rojan Gurung
904 PointsWhy are there not enough problems to practice after learning a lesson?
For example, I recently finished my very first python basics. i wanted to make sure that i remember most of it and i wanted to practice problems related to what i have recently learned. But unfortunately, there is no page available in tree house where you can practice problems. I just don't want to keep watching videos without developing good sense of basics.
3 Answers
Mark Sebeck
Treehouse Moderator 38,105 PointsGreat advice Steven. You can also try building your own projects Rojan. I find that the best way to remember new skills I have just learned is to try to build something myself. Sometime in the teachers notes they will have ideas to try. And the best thing is then you start building a portfolio of things you can show potential employers. You can use GitHub to showcase your projects.
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThere are a number of websites that specialize in programming challenges. One that I've used is Codewars, but there are many others you can find with a quick search.
Rojan Gurung
904 PointsThank you Steven Parker and Mark Sebeck for your answers.