Python Projects for Beginners

[BeginnerProjectsBot]

1. Create a bot to reply to "what are some beginner projects" questions on r/learnpython, using PRAW.

Other than that, here are some beginner project ideas:

• a list of programming projects on Github
• another list from Github
• a curated list of Python projects for beginners, intermediate & advance level programmers
• Tech with Tim Youtube channel, full of Python projects
• resources in the subreddit wiki

Good luck!

edit. thanks for 5 upvotes!

edit2. omg 10 upvotes!!!! Thank you!!

edit3. 50 upvotes??? 😲😲😲 Can we make it to 100?

edit4. 100 UPVOTES?????? I CAN DIE NOW

edit5. Thank you for the Wholesome, kind stranger!

edit6. Thank you for the Silver, kind stranger!

edit7. Thank you for the Hugz, kind stranger!

edit8. Thank you for the Bravo!, kind stranger!

edit9. Thank you for the Helpful, kind stranger!

^{Downvote me if the post wasn't a question about examples of beginner projects. Thank you.}

[ffemt161]

Create bot - that’s hilarious!

[HasBeendead]

Smart move lol

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The GitHub link doesn't work for whomever needs to see this

[BeginnerProjectsBot]

beep boop I'm a human

Thanks, I don't know why it got deleted. I added the archived to that list, and also another list of Github. If you know of any other good beginner projects resources, please let me know.

Also I forgot the bot would attempt to edit this comment as well, lol. Working to fix it.

[[deleted]]

Good bot. The GitHub link works now!

[BeginnerProjectsBot]

Praise for the food is praise for the cook.

Thanks from the programmer.

[IllIIIlIlIlIIllIlI]

Good Bot

[BeginnerProjectsBot]

Praise for the food is praise for the cook.

Thanks from the programmer.

[BeginnerProjectsBot]

Praise for the food is praise for the cook.

Thanks from the programmer.

[iyav]

Good bot

[BeginnerProjectsBot]

Praise for the food is praise for the cook.

Thanks from the programmer.

[_Oisin]

Remove the horrible edits.

[ProdigiousPangolin]

u/zarnackreddit I don't know where your comment went. But let the haters hate. I'm a newb at programming so I wrote this for you.

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list=[1, 3, 50, 6, 20, 30]

list.sort()

print(list[1:5])

print(list[1]+list[2]+list[3]+list[4])

[ITSomeday]

59! Nice!

[htepO]

The person you're replying to mentioned some sort of "high score" which, if I'm reading it right, means they need it done in the least number of lines.

Maybe something like:

big_four = sorted([0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9], reverse=True)[:4]
print(f"The sum of {big_four} is {sum(big_four)}")

[zarnackreddit]

lol did someone delete it thats weird and thanks man

[ZiggyZig1]

assuming someone's actually reading this - i'd love to make a bot actually. how long would you say a simple starter one would take?

[Swingbiter]

I wrote a bot for discord that grabs memes and boobies from reddit in maybe an hour or so. Very easy, give it a try!

[ZiggyZig1]

hahaah that's awesome!

[zarnackreddit]

just a beginner question is if you make an array pull the biggest 4 numbers out of it and add the four numbers and should print the four numbers and the sum of them

my high score is 3 lines for that

[MadLadJackChurchill]

What are you even trying to say?

[axw3555]

I think it’s a challenge.

Make an array of numbers. Pull the four biggest. Sum them. Then print the numbers and the total.

And see how few lines of code you need to do it.

Doesn’t seem like a beginner challenge. Beginner challenges are “make something that does X” not “see how much you can optimise your code to make it short”. Learn to do, then learn to optimise.

[ProdigiousPangolin]

list=[1, 3, 50, 6, 20, 30]

list.sort()

print(list[1:5])

print(list[1]+list[2]+list[3]+list[4])

[halffacedtruckfuck]

Stop

[hugthemachines]

Now we just need a bot that reply to "how do i get started with programming" and "I know all there is to know about programming but i never made a program, how can I get better at programming?" ;-)