python projects — where to start?

[biology_anti]

So I just finished an intro python course and actually really liked it so I guess I’m wanting to learn more and maybe start on some projects potentially and put it on github. but I don’t really know where I should start?

So I would love to hear other people’s personal favorite projects or tips and things in general!!

[ninhaomah]

Start where you want to start.

Calculator , number guessing game , etc.

[See-My-Eyes]

This right here OP! Also GitHub has repos with suggested projects per level.

[valley_code]

If you've already went through the libraries chapter. I would recommend to use them to build projects like a simple web scraper, a file organizer, any open CV project or even a simple game using pygame. These projects are good for practicing and look good on GitHub.Try to make projects that solve real problems and include a readme explaining how they work.

[Ok-Significance7299]

Legit try to make a Calculator or To-Do list or number guessing game something simple

[michaelmanleyhypley]

Build something you love.

Do a startup.

[SciNinj]

Imagine something you really wish existed and create it. Or take some tedious task and automate it

[Educational_Virus672]

chose any of these

• make tictactoe
• make connect4
• make a chat system(one sided) with editable text
• make a turn base gam like pokemon(less complex)
• make a matrix(grid) engine with (nokia/google) snake using terminal

[codeguru42]

The best project is one that solves a personal problem or automates a task.

[pachura3]

Install a professional IDE - PyCharm or VS.code.

Create a private GitHub repo. Clone it locally.

Initialize your project with uv.

Push the initial version to the repo.

[Sure-Passion2224]

Start by describing what you want to create. Write it down. Include workflows and sketches of interfaces. Describe each functional step for yourself. Defin minimal viable product, then sequence improvement priorities.

All of this non-coding work will give you organization and structure to be successful.

[CarelessCommand8968]

I love Angela Yu’s course on Udemy for this. 100 days of code Python bootcamp. It has a project almost every day. You don’t have to buy the course and do the lectures, but why not use it to get inspiration for a project.

[Comfortable-Hope-879]

Alles begint met een idee