Hey so I already learned how to write code with python. I just don't know what I should do now with python. Can you give me some help what I can write now? Thanks so much:)

Hello! Have a great week and Good Luck with all your Data Projects👍I ended with Intro to Programming and continue with learnning Python on Kaggle🤩. It's a slow learning process because I have to concentrate also on Java course, but I am here everyday 😁

I made it to level 4! I could not have done it without you all. Thank you all for your support!

Hey guys, currently I am working on my coding setup. I installed python with anaconda and I tried to time in the Terminal: Jupyter notebook but then this happens: I don't know what I should do. Thanks for helping :)

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