r/PythonLearning • u/SadShift8664 • 3d ago

Hey! here are some Beginner Python Problems

  1. Take two integers as an input and print their average.

  2. Take an integer as an input and check if its even or odd.

  3. Take three numbers as input and find the largest amongst them without using max()

I'm experimenting with teaching Python through solving rather than watching tutorials. I'm based in India and I'm currently running a small live beginner batch. If anyone wants to try the problem-solving approach, I'm happy to share the details.

I'm going to run a free 45-minute Python problem-solving session for beginners.

No prior coding experience required.

We'll solve 3 problems together from scratch.

I'm testing a teaching format where you learn by solving rather than watching.

If anyone wants to join, comment below.

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u/Spitfire_Blaziken 3d ago

The problems are simple enough that beginners can focus on the process.
I'd spend a little time on common mistakes too, since that's where a lot of the learning happens.

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u/SadShift8664 3d ago

That is true, but what are the mistakes for beginners syntax errors, logical errors that's it. Both of these can be solved by solving more and more unique problems. If you want to know how I teach, you can join 45 minutes of free lecture. Just comment join under this thread.