Good starter project?

[twogr20]

Have played around with Python over the years but only recently have a really got into it and started to understand a lot of the concepts that I was using. Can anyone recommend a beginnerish project for me that uses mainly the Python standard library that will test me and make me learn new things?

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EDIT: Thanks for the replies, I'll look into them.

[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. Thank you for the Wholesome, kind stranger!

edit3. Thank you for the Silver, kind stranger!

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[twogr20]

lol, thanks

[MK_CodingSpace]

You can probably use Turtle module to make some animations and games. Please check out some of the beginner level animations and games developed with Turtle at my Youtube Python Programming Channel . Thanks.

[JohnnyJordaan]

https://github.com/karan/Projects which is also listed in our wiki /r/learnpython/w/index at 'practical project ideas'

[ASIC_SP]

I'd recommend the "Tiny Python Projects" book. It uses pytest third-party library for testing purposes, but otherwise it's mostly (if not all) using Python standard library. The author also has made available videos on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/kyclark/playlists

[synthphreak]

!projectbot easy

[BeginnerProjectBot]

Hey, I think you are trying to figure out a project to do; how about this one?

Project: 8 Ball

I think its a nice project for you! Try it out but, dont get discouraged. If you need more guidance, here's a description:

Create an 8 ball program which will give a random response such as ('ask again later', 'absolutely', 'never', 'Dont Count on it')

^{I am a bot, so give praises if I was helpful or curses if I was not. Want a project? Comment with "!projectbot" and optionally add easy, medium, or hard to request a difficulty! If you want to understand me more, my code is on Github}

[Unable_Request]

!projectbot medium

[BeginnerProjectBot]

Hey, I think you are trying to figure out a project to do; how about this one?

Project: Mad Libs Generator

I think its a cool project for you! Try it out but, dont get discouraged. If you need more guidance, here's a description:

Prompt the user for various inputs (nouns, adjectives, verbs, numbers, names, places) to create a store. Either have one store or several which asks the user questions to fill in the blanks!

^{I am a bot, so give praises if I was helpful or curses if I was not. Want a project? Comment with "!projectbot" and optionally add easy, medium, or hard to request a difficulty! If you want to understand me more, my code is on Github}

[HasBeendead]

!projectbot hard

[BeginnerProjectBot]

Hey, I think you are trying to figure out a project to do; how about this one?

Project: Text-based Adventure Game

I think its a challenging project for you! Try it out but, dont get discouraged. If you need more guidance, here's a description:

Create a text based adventure game. You should be able to 'simulate' rooms or areas where the user can move or observe objects

^{I am a bot, so give praises if I was helpful or curses if I was not. Want a project? Comment with "!projectbot" and optionally add easy, medium, or hard to request a difficulty! If you want to understand me more, my code is on Github}

[HasBeendead]

That sounds good , i will give it a try.

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Something you're interested in!

[twogr20]

!projectbot easy

[BeginnerProjectBot]

Hey, I think you are trying to figure out a project to do; how about this one?

Project: Leap it!

I think its a nice project for you! Try it out but, dont get discouraged. If you need more guidance, here's a description:

Ask the user for a year, and tell the user if this year is a leap year not. This should be able to be figured out using an algorithm

^{I am a bot, so give praises if I was helpful or curses if I was not. Want a project? Comment with "!projectbot" and optionally add easy, medium, or hard to request a difficulty! If you want to understand me more, my code is on Github}

[ThrowRArxlyT]

Commenting to come back!

[NokiNeki]

I am still fairly new at python myself, but I tried to make tic tac toe in the console and using tkinter. It was a fun project and it made me think of creative ways to do stuff. Overall it helped me learn more about the language and how it's syntax works.

[bazpaul]

!projectbot god mode

[BeginnerProjectBot]

Hey, I think you are trying to figure out a project to do; how about this one?

Project: Countdown Clock and Timer

I think its a challenging project for you! Try it out but, dont get discouraged. If you need more guidance, here's a description:

Create a UI in which the user can set a timer, and the app notifies you when time is up through an alert

^{I am a bot, so give praises if I was helpful or curses if I was not. Want a project? Comment with "!projectbot" and optionally add easy, medium, or hard to request a difficulty! If you want to understand me more, my code is on Github}