I went through and still go through many other Python resources like blogs, videos, etc. But never another book or any MOOC on Python. And reading and working

I went through and still go through many other Python resources like blogs, videos, etc. But never another book or any MOOC on Python. And reading and working with large codebases is very important for practical work. And it has no substitution. I will recommend this path: Read and do all exercises from Python Crash Course ---> Solve coding problems from Codewars. Choose Codeforces or Project Euler as well, if you have the corresponding bend ---> Make your own projects, solve your own problems ---> Contribute to Open Source projects --> Get hired. Unique growth happens after using a language in job. Or use Python in your job In the intermediate space somewhere, learn something where you can use Python. It may be webdev, gamedev, cybersecurity, or ML/AI. Using Python is the key here. Different people want different things when they want to learn a language. So, choose based on your goals.