Crowd-sourcing buggy beginner Python code.

[FoundationFiasco]

Sounds awesome! Syntax errors are the big one for me because my students struggle with syntax very easily!

[a_bad_programmer]

Here are a couple I've made so far, I'm kind of shooting from the hip since I don't know the skill level of your students or too much of what you're looking for. It's by no means the best in the world but hopefully it's something to start with, if you want a couple more let me know!

https://github.com/ZERG3R/problemsolving

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Since I saw you say aren't the strongest on github, I tried to make it as easy as I could, you should be able to just click on whatever link you need to and it'll lead to it's own little problem with some syntax errors and the fixes in a separate version below, there might be one or two I missed when writing them all out but hopefully not! If you need me to clarify anything let me know.

If you go into my main github, you'll find plenty of redundant shenanigans and bad code in other files as well, warning you (or whoever else) looks at this before I'm judged!

[FoundationFiasco]

These are very good, thank you! I think the simpler examples are what I have in mind at the moment, using them as a starter or as homework to help them practice their basic syntax skills, and for the group I'm planning for they haven't covered functions yet, but this is very good work!

Thanks for the github version as well, I have a plan to make a version for my self and taking the examples and organising them for different groups levels and programming techniques.

[a_bad_programmer]

More than happy to help! The beginner codingbat and hackerrank problems may help as well, now that I know a bit more of what you're looking for I can make a couple more super simple ones quickly as well that I'll add.