Stop Googling "Python practice problems" and solving random questions that teach you nothing.
This isn't another list scraped from the internet. It's a curated practice tracker with 200 hand-picked problems across LeetCode, HackerRank, Codewars, Exercism, CodeChef, and AtCoder — organized in a learning progression that actually builds your skills.
WHAT'S INSIDE:
3 difficulty tabs:
→ Easy (69 problems) — String manipulation, dictionaries, sets, two pointers, basic recursion
→ Medium (71 problems) — Sliding window, stacks, binary search, linked lists, DP, trees, graphs
→ Hard (60 problems) — Advanced DP, graph algorithms, backtracking, monotonic stacks, game theory
Each problem includes:
- Platform + direct link (one click to start solving)
- Python concept and topic tags
- "What You'll Practice" — so you know exactly what each problem teaches
- Estimated time
- Prerequisites — what to know before attempting
- Status tracker (Not Started / In Progress / Solved)
- Notes column for your own observations
WHY THIS SHEET WORKS:
✓ Problems are sorted in learning order, not randomly — each one builds on the last
✓ Difficulty is curated, not copy-pasted from platform labels — Easy means real problem-solving, not Hello World
✓ Every single URL is verified and working
✓ Platform color-coding so you can visually scan your progress
✓ Frozen headers + filters — works perfectly in Google Sheets
✓ Drop-down status tracker — track your progress without typing
Built by a senior data engineer with 6+ years of Python in production (BITS Pilani M.Tech). These are the problems I'd give someone who actually wants to get good at Python not just pass a tutorial.
Download. Open in Google Sheets. Start solving.