Keeping Fresh

Hello /prog/. Don't normally come on these boards, but I have a relatively simple question that I think you could help me with.

I've finished my first semester of Comp Science, and learned a fair bit of Python programming in the process (not the best programming language, I know).

Basically, now that the class is over and I'm not being exposed to the Python language on a regular basis, I was wondering what /prog/ does to keep up to date on their programming knowledge? If anyone could suggest some projects to start on, or a database of sample problems to just do in spare time, I'd really appreciate it. Otherwise, just discuss what you do on a daily basis to maintain your knowledge.

I appreciate it.

-1000 style points for thinking /prog/ deals with programming

-1000 style points for noko-ing your post, these aren't the image boards.

-1000 style points for slamming the only language you know

-1000 style points for the inevitable shitstorm saying "language ____ sucks"

-1000 style points for asking for programming exercises

-1000 style points for the jackasses that are about to referrence SICP because of you

-1000 style points for not trying to google shit for yourself

-1000 style points for newfaggotry

-1000 style points for expecting positive responses

-100 style points for getting me to type all this shit out

Congrats >>1 your style level is UNDER 9000!!!

Also... welcome to /prog/