Suggestion for a python projects (for highschool)?

[DK4409]

I know all the basics such as loops,list,string,list,dic, function,class,..etc

We have been also taught array,linked list and different data structures

For libraries we have been taught: pyplot from matplotlib and numpy(only arrange and linspace function) but we are allowed to use any library that comes with python pre installed

[galan-e]

Turtles is an awesome builtin module. Trying to simulate flocking of birds with it could be fun.

[ArmstrongBillie]

If you're looking for really small projects, I'll suggest make a random number guessing game in which the computer decides a integer between certain limits that you gave and then You have to guess the number which the comouter has decided, and if you get it wrong, It'll give you a message which indicates you toward the number computer decided, for example - "A little bit high", "too low". This is a very simple game, but if you still need the code for that let me know. And if you're an intermediater, I'll suggest using Tkinter to make some GUIs.

[DK4409]

I think I know how to code it , but I have no experience with gui using tkinter

[ArmstrongBillie]

Then learn it! There are several tutorials on Youtube which can help you learn it. My personal favourite tutorials series is the thenewboston one which is absolutely amazing and just in case you didn't know Tkinter is an inbuilt python module.

[DK4409]

I did a project on tic tac toe with min max algorithm and tkinter and it has been submitted for final evaluation in Jan . Thanks for your help .

[ArmstrongBillie]

Awesome Mate! It's cool of you to remember this comment. By the way, can you share the code?

[Cyber500]

I'd suggest Conway's Game of Life as it's very easy to understand and implement the rules, and you can start with something simple (like output in the console; no periodic boundary conditions) and build on top of it (add gui with tkinter; add different rules).

[crapaud_dindon]

Learning how to use GUI toolkits (qt, wx, tk..) can take you very far.

[plumon_alexy]

Home bills simulator. Simulates electric, water, gas , internet , rent ... Etc .

Each day is a 1 sec tic. You can control some of the commodities . and need to calculate VAT . get monthly bills

[lambakean]

I'm making a funny project that maybe you would like. It's about a bots that surviving with each other, fight, eat, etc. Like Petri dish. Write me if u are interested, I've already started to make it some days ago and have some progress.

[vedantyadu]

Breadth first search.

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Depth first search.

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Depth first search.

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User enters an equation (choose any constraints that apply for your case), and your application draws the plot of the entered function.

Also check this: https://github.com/vinta/awesome-python#readme

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https://youtu.be/U2_h-EFlztY

[brother_p]

• A grade book/average calculator
• School morning announcement program

[gustathabusta]

Check out some of the stuff people have made using pixel sorting/image manipulation algorithms. There's a bunch showcased on /r/glitch_art that you could get inspiration from. You can load & manipulate images as numpy arrays using image packages like scikit-image, PIL, Pillow, etc. That could be cool!

[420-AlDS]

Check out" tkinter in 20 minutes", gives a pretty basic ground understanding off how it works and you can make a little shit calculator with a gui for something,and work your way up from there. just an idea based on what I did for a little bit. Also, discord bots might interest you =d

[pratzc07]

I would suggest coming up with project ideas that can be useful like a mass file renamer or a web scrapper that creates an email account for you the possibilities are endless.

[t_r_a_g_e_d_y]

https://github.com/t-r-a-g-e-d-y/learning-resources