@e302f712 part of this is learning to get an understanding under the hood for working with a language API in addition to the fundamentals of what's involved.

I'm not sure how to encourage making it exciting, but a lot of good software development involves working with sometimes boring components in order to make things work "right" and not just "mostly right".

Tbh writing a toString method for a custom class is definitely more interesting than my own intro programming courses were in Uni x3 

 @93068179 Yeah I know. I guess boredom might be a good sign though, since it might mean that I have an idea of what I'm doing. 

 @e302f712 It may, or it just may mean you want to jump ahead to 'exciting' things x3 Getting ahead of yourself though is the best way to be lost later when working on things. I kinda wish I had a stronger grasp of some Python features so I wasn't constantly referencing built-in modules