I’m gonna echo some of the other people here. While I don’t debug code for fun (thank you to everyone who does), I represent the security/operations side of the house (eventually you’ll learn to love or hate people like me). If you don’t understand what your writing, the odds of it getting shipped in my environment are zero.
Now some honest advice. Stop the project, and put on your learning hat. You need to learn some basic fundamentals. If you are good at self study something like learnpythonthehardway.org might be a good jumping off pont.
Once the fundamentals are out of the way, all projects follow a similar trend: start with a desired goal, break that down into components, repeat breaking down components til you have discreet tasks, understand your dependency tree, and start tackling the tasks.
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I wish you best of luck. Some advice not related to your project - soft skills are as important (if not more in some instances) then hard skills.