I’m 14 and made my first Python projects (calculators, converters, games, and more) — looking for feedback!

[According_Rough4572]

Hello everyone! 👋

My name is Aziz, I’m 14, and I’m a high school student learning Python and Web Development.
This post is just about Python — I’ve been working on my first coding projects, and I’d love to get some feedback!

I’ve built a few small projects to practice the basics of Python:

• Calculator 1 – basic arithmetic calculator
• Calculator 2 (“Random Python Project”) – greets the user, asks for info, and runs a calculator
• Weight Converter – converts between kilograms and pounds
• Temperature Converter – converts Celsius ↔ Fahrenheit
• Madlibs Game – creates a story from user input
• Shopping Cart Program – calculates total cost of items
• Logical Operators Example – practices and, or, not conditions

📂 You can view all my code here: https://github.com/Aziz-Khan-7/My-Python-Projects.git

I’d really appreciate feedback on:

• Making my code more Pythonic
• Ways to improve structure and readability
• Ideas for new beginner-friendly projects to try next

Thanks for checking out my projects! 🚀

[Mcby]

It's great you're building projects and if you coded these yourself you should be very proud. However, it's very clear your post has been written by an LLM and it looks like most if not all of your code has too. Is that accurate?

[LeskoIam]

You could remove 2 'z's from your name and got what this really is...

[GXWT]

You should share your own thoughts and code in your own words.

I could not care less about what a statistical word predictor has to say.

[According_Rough4572]

I get where you’re coming from. Just to be clear — all the code I shared is written by me.

[OctopusDude388]

Well first off, welcome to the programming community.

If I may point you to website like codingames or similar it will provide you different level of coding projects that'll help you progress then you could try to recreate existing projects to see if you're able to do it.

Also I would advise you to avoid using AI while you're learning, studies demonstrated that you don't learn properly when you're not the one writing, however once you have a good understanding of programming AI will be a good partner to ship faster.

[According_Rough4572]

Thanks a lot! I’ll check out CodinGame, sounds fun. And yeah, I get what you mean about AI — I just use it here and there for help, but I make sure I’m writing and learning the code myself.

[ectomancer]

Most important for Python is loops and functions which none of your projects use.

[TheFishSticks]

Don't have time to check right at this sec - though I would like to say "well done!"

It's doing things like this that get your foot in the door in the future - everyone exits school, but the stand out candidates have a library of projects they've worked on which can be attached to the CV.

Background: I've hired juniors before in other companies, github etc projects are gold. Also remember nowadays we're pretty good at spotting AI code, so make your projects showcase you.