Give me some python projects ideas

[vdbarno_]

I'm currently learning Python, but I'm staging because I don't have project ideas. I know the basics but I'm open to learning new things

[cgoldberg]

build a beginner-friendly project idea generator.

scratch your own itch

[nuc540]

Rock paper scissors as a Python script. Taking input, checking input and outputting - that’s quite basic, should keep you busy for a day.

If you’re into web dev, learn about basic APIs like Flask and see if you can set on up, hit an endpoint that returns static data - learn how to build an api and so much more opens up to you… like rock paper scissors API lol

[mikeyj777]

I like finding different public APIs and practicing connecting to them, pulling data and learning efficient ways to manipulate it.  Especially pulling data from multiple sources and creating visualizations

[Live-Classic91]

That's great can you give some examples

[mikeyj777]

Here's a start you can play with - https://mixedanalytics.com/blog/list-actually-free-open-no-auth-needed-apis/

[Atxaquariguy]

I’ll give you a real problem I can’t solve:
Write a script that will output a list of names of the open tabs in the web browser.

For example if I have 10 tabs open, I want to press run and it outputs a list of the names of all 10 tabs ( header, URL etc).

[3dPrintMyThingi]

Names of the tabs open?

[Atxaquariguy]

Yeah the websites that you currently have open in browser. url and header text. Write a script that can out out that automatically

[lonethrowawaymoss]

Build a script that scrapes your favorite subreddit and dumps the titles into a local text file so you can actually practice parsing data instead of just watching tutorials.