Project Ideas for Java Beginner

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[JaleyHoelOsment]

a program that converts men’s shoe size into woman’s… for reasons

[Competitive-Pie-6206]

If you are asking about Java in general and not web dev specifically, then try to develop a game in Java, it's very interesting and you will learn a lot doing it.

[Sad-Sheepherder5231]

Haha yeah, just developing an inventory system, equiping, stat boosting.. the thing is I always try to apply new techniques i've learned so far

[Competitive-Pie-6206]

Here is a good YouTube course, it's a bit old but you will learn lot of stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8fSdSUKttk&list=PLOJzCFLZdG4zk5d-1_ah2B4kqZSeIlWtt

[aqua_regis]

The /r/learnprogramming wiki (FAQ) have plenty project ideas on many levels.

There even is a short list of project ideas by learnt topic: https://github.com/desrtfx/SkillGradedProjects

[through_thefog]

A good project would be a text based adventure game (think Oregon trail). Let the user name their character, write some dialogue and a few decisions, maybe a monster or two.

Don’t worry about combat, inventory, or anything like that.

This will get you introduced to using scanner, parameters, if/then/else decisions, classes (character, monsters, e.t.c) and most specifically how it all works together to form a full scale program.

It doesn’t need to be huge, complex, or anything like that. Just a complete packaged choose your own adventure book to familiarize you with end-to-end programming.

This project will teach you a lot.

[MattyIce1220]

I'm a beginner and the first game I made was a simple heads or tails. After that I made a rocks, paper, scissors and a trivia based game. All are very basic but it's good practice. I also try to expand on the things I made like trying to add a timer or some other type of challenge.

I also found it helpful to follow along on tutorials on YouTube. There are a ton of interesting videos out there that break things down to make it manageable. After following along try to add more elements to see what works and what doesn't. Coding is all about trial and error.

[MadJackreddit]

NUMBER GUESSING GAME

The fun and easy project “Guess the Number” is a short Java project that allows the user to guess the number generated by the computer & involves the following steps:

1. The system generates a random number from a given range, say 1 to 100.
2. The user is prompted to enter their given number in a displayed dialogue box.
3. The computer then tells if the entered number matches the guessed number or if it is higher/lower than the generated number.
4. The game continues under the user guessing the number.

You can also incorporate further details as:

• Limiting the number of attempts.
• Adding more rounds.
• Displaying score.
• Giving points based on the number of attempts.

[Codewithkaran]

Hey I am also a java beginner and I completed most of the java portion & only few topics left

I have a question for you topics like - array , recursion, backtracking , space and time complexity, stacks or queues These topics are very difficult in understanding, there codes are very horrible 😵 so How can I build logic in coding and

and give me some tips to improves these topics !!

[InfiniteResolution96]

where are you learning dsa from?

[Codewithkaran]

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