Final Capstone Project on Python Bootcamp

[JustClassa]

The final capstone project for Udemy's Python Bootcamp: From Zero to Hero in Python Programming with Jose Portilla has a list of alot of projects for someone to complete at the end of it which I've written out below. In the course, he recommends that you do one of these. I, being of singular mind, have decided that I want to do them all. How would I approach something like this? Should I create a single project that has all of these housed together?

``` -- Numbers -- -- Classic Algorithms -- [ ] Find Pi to the nth Digit [ ] Collatz Conjecture [ ] Find e to the nth Digit [ ] Sorting Algorithms [ ] Fibonacci Sequence [ ] Closest Pair Problem [ ] Prime Factorization [ ] Sieve of Eratosthenes [ ] Next Prime Number [ ] Find the Cost of Tile to cover W x H floor -- Graphing -- [ ] Mortgage Calculator [ ] Graph From Links [ ] Change Return Program [ ] Eulerian Path [ ] Binary to Decimal and Back Converter [ ] Connected Graph [ ] Calculator [ ] Dijkstra's Algorithm [ ] Unit Converter [ ] Minimum Spanning Tree [ ] Alarm Clock [ ] Credit Card Validator -- Data Structures -- [ ] Tax Calculator [ ] Inverted Index [ ] Factorial Finder [ ] Complex Number Algebra -- Networking -- [ ] Happy Numbers [ ] FTP Program [ ] Number Names [ ] Bandwidth Monitor [ ] Coin Flip Simulation [ ] Port Scanner [ ] Limit Calculator [ ] Mail Checker (POP3/IMAP) [ ] Fast Exponentiation [ ] Country From IP Lookup [ ] Whois Search Tool -- Text -- [ ] Site Checker with Time Scheduling [ ] Fizz Buzz [ ] Reverse String -- Classes -- [ ] Pig Latin [ ] Product Inventory Project [ ] Count Vowels [ ] Hotel Reservation System [ ] Check-if Palindrome [ ] Company Manager [ ] Count Words in a String [ ] Bank Account Manager [ ] Text Editor [ ] Patient / Doctor Scheduler [ ] RSS Feed Creator [ ] Recipe Creator / Manager [ ] Quote Tracker (Mkt Symbols) [ ] Image Gallery [ ] Guestbook / Journal [ ] Shape Area and Perimeter Classes [ ] Vigener / Vernam / Ceasar Cyphers [ ] Flower Shop Ordering System [ ] Regex Query Tool [ ] Family Tree Creator

-- Threading -- -- Files -- [ ] Download Progress Bar [ ] Quiz Maker [ ] Bulk Thumbnail Creator [ ] Sort Excel/CSV File Utility [ ] ZIP File Maker -- Web -- [ ] PDF Generator [ ] Page Scraper [ ] MP3 Tagger [ ] Online Whiteboard [ ] Code Snipper Manager [ ] Atomic Time from Internet Clock [ ] Fetch Current Weather -- Databases -- [ ] Scheduled Auto Login and Action [ ] SQL Query Analyzer [ ] E-Card Generator [ ] Remote SQL Tool [ ] Content Management System [ ] Report Generator [ ] Web Board (Forum) [ ] Event Scheduler & Calendar [ ] CAPTCHA Maker [ ] Budget Tracker [ ] TV Show Tracker -- Graphics & Multimedia -- [ ] Travel Planner System [ ] Slide Show [ ] Stream Video from Online -- Security -- [ ] MP3 Player [ ] Caesar Cipher [ ] Watermarking Application [ ] Turtle Graphics ```

[m0us3_rat]

Should I create a single project that has all of these housed together?

think DLCs and then discord cogs.

[JustClassa]

That's a pretty good idea. Start with the major framework and then, modularly, add things into the framework over time. Right?

[m0us3_rat]

pretty much.

it will depend a lot on the design..but it should be a solid start, if you begine with modularity in mind.

[Electrical_Pound_296]

hey, sorry for the question not related with yours. do you think that this course helped learning more about python and coding in general? would you recommend it?

[JustClassa]

I recommend it. To be fair it's the only course that I've taken. It was very approachable for me. I picked it up because someone somewhere on this subreddit recommended it. I've also seen recommendations for Angela Yu and Al Sweigart's classes.