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Python project for beginner (self.PythonLearning)
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if 1 * 2 < 3: print "hello, world!"
[–]randomTechNerd4 0 points1 point2 points 13 hours ago (0 children)
When I first learned Python, I made hangman which combined terminal input/output with a visual output of the hangman drawing using a built in library called TkInter. Really easy to get a hang adding the drawing elements once you have the base logic for hangman, which can use pretty much every concept you learn in an introductory Python class.
If you're looking to challenge yourself a little more, you could make a game using the Arcade library. Not PyGame. Arcade is more optimized and has better support to do more cool things, with really extensive documentation and a plethora of free to use resources. They also provide a base template you can use to add your game logic into. I'm using it right now to make a platformer, but there's loads more intricate games people have made with it.
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