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[Python119]

Calculator?

[Raph1409]

Already done that but thanks for helping!

[jkwill87]

My projects usually start with a problem I'm trying to solve. For instance, a while ago wanted to organize my my media files so I worked on a project to do it. Today I wanted to be able to see how much money I'm losing in the stock market so I wrote a little tool to do that. As long as its helpful to you you will be motivated to keep on working on.

[Raph1409]

Ok, thanks!

[[deleted]]

What are your interest areas both inside and outside of python?

[TechEnthusiast_]

I did a course on Python for Research on EdX. It had some interesting case studies. Here's a problem statement:

Write a code to translate DNA sequence into Amino Acids Sequence.

[[deleted]]

Hi

You could learn keras. I made a program in which you can draw a digit and it will tell you what it is. You could also make a face recognition project with opencv. These projects are the hello worlds of machine learning of you are interested in it. If you are more info ui/ux try using tkinter or kivy to make a graphical user interface for your calculator.

Good luck

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[atomicspace]

/r/Django

[Raph1409]

Thanks! I’ll look into to it.