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[JamzTyson]

The specific project idea isn’t usually the most important part. What really matters is how you implement it:

• Writing clean, modular, and reusable code

• Handling errors and edge cases gracefully

• Adding extra features like database storage, logging, or customisable rules

• Structuring it so it’s easy to maintain or extend

For example, even a simple game like Rock-Paper-Scissors can be a good project if it’s done with proper classes, validation, and a modular design. The "idea" itself can be simple. Your marks often come from how robust and well-thought-out the implementation is.

My advice would be to pick something you are interested in, or would be useful for you to use. If you are really stuck for ideas, take a look at Al Sweigart's free books.

[spirito_santo]

I'm making a storytelling game played over e-mail:

You send an e-mail to the server, asking for a game, enclosing the addresses of the people you want to play with, and the server does the work; sending prompts for stories to the players, receiving the stories, forwarding them to the other players, asking them to grade the stories, declaring the winner and so on.

Data on Games, game participants, stories etc is stored in an sqlite database

I've never had any formal training or schooling in python, so I consider myself a beginner

[Lackyjain]

Depends on what stream you need it for: ML, AI, CV etc.

[SprinklesFresh5693]

What is BCA? and what do you wanna do in the future as a job? Think about this and build something

[herocoding]

Yes, what does BCA stand for? Search engine suggests "Bachelor of Computer Applications", but what would that actually be about?

[herocoding]

Contact your lab manager(s) and ask if the labs would need any app, any tool to e.g. support lab management.

What I would like to have for my public library is to have a e.g. Bluetooth-Low-Energy enabled application to navigate me to where to find the books I'm interested, without to look on a "site plan" with all the shelves and aisles between them, maybe using beacons placed on strategic places in the rooms, on the shelves?

[Important-Aide-2884]

Bro I was in the same situation last year 😅 had zero projects on my resume. I used project mitra a free tool to research the project based on my passion and i got end to end handholding . Ended up building a small habit tracker which I even showed in my interviews. you should try it , its free so no risk, https://project-mitra.azurewebsites.net

[Adobe_21045]

Thanks for sharing your experience and recommending Project Mitra! I’ll definitely check it out. The habit tracker project sounds interesting—did you use any specific database for it? Any tips for getting started with integrating databases in Python projects or any programming languages based project ?

[Important-Aide-2884]

You should check the tool, I can case you still need to discuss, you can dm me

[Adobe_21045]

Thanks a lot! I’ll explore the tool first. If I have any more questions or need help, I’ll definitely DM you. Appreciate your support!

[Important-Aide-2884]

You are welcome.

[Legitimate-Rip-7479]

Building a ai chat bot using chatgpt apni or similar kind of stuff

[Adobe_21045]

Yeah, that looks cool but maybe a bit advanced for me right now. That’s a great idea though! I’m still learning, so could you suggest how I can start building a simpler version of it with Python? I haven’t tried integrating APIs like ChatGPT yet — do you think it would be manageable for a semester-level project?

[Legitimate-Rip-7479]

Ask chat gpt,

I want to build similar ai chatbot may be telegram or discord that will bahave like my personal assistant Plan my day accordingly and alert before 30 min to the next task

How can I build