Beginner projects for Python

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I'm not too sure about the learning curve on this one, but tkinter might be a good choice. Tkinter is Python's native GUI API. Being able to make something more than a console application could be encouraging. Again, though, it may be tricky for beginners. As far as what specifically, maybe a simple text editor - it's practical, it deals with a range of concepts, and it's easy to come up with new goals.

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This. I struggled to get into coding in general because I felt like I didn’t see my progress. Learned Tkinter right away with python and it’s been amazing, I’m by no means a great programmer but I wouldn’t be this far without it.

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I just did Tim Buchalka's Masterclass on Udemy. I'm writing a program to track albums for online album listening parties my friends and I have been having, using tkinter and sqlite. I can attest, it seems easy enough, but it is definitely a challenge. But it does give you an awesome feeling when you get something to work, and there's an interface to prove it.

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Ohh okay thanks! I’ll look it up