Cool Projects for Python

Question

I now learned a half year Python what projects should i do?

Answer 1

That's good to hear you are learning from the past 6 months. Now you need some real world projects you can refer some ideas from Google and work along with it as long as you will be doing it you will come across new technologies which will enhance your skills.

Answer 2

My favorite project, which I do for every language, is what I call Playground.

I create a project with a new module for each core feature of the language. Each module is basically an example of that feature.

For Python. Module ideas are:

Loops
Conditions
Lists
Dictionaries
Pandas
BeautifulSoup
MySQL
TensorFlow
etc

Each time you learn something new, you write a simple module to demonstrate all the core concepts of that technique. This is not unlike tutorials you might find online. But since you wrote them, it commits the concept to memory, gives you a reference to come back to, etc.

I make each module a stand-alone runnable program that performs the necessary operations and it's filled with comments. In the beginning it doesn't feel like much. But after some time, you'll have demo scripts for everything.

If you feel you have strong skills and want to write real-world projects, you can look at a list of popular Python packages and write code that uses those.

I recently did that with yfinance. I used it to query stock prices. That's in my code bits. I could expand on that to store historical data and produce charts. Next I might try to do something with TensorFlow. Or I might write some robotics thing for a Raspberry pi. I've always wanted to write a robot that can run around the house and build a map of my house.

There are also image recognition tools out there that would be a great advanced project. Imagine hooking a webcam up and having a Python script that can see who's coming in the house.

Answer 3

Thanks!

Answer 4

Think about tasks on your pc that are repetitive and boring and try making a script to automate it. For example I have a script to list out the files in my Downloads folder one by one and delete the file if you simply enter and preserve the file if I press any key.

Answer 5

Build a neuron from scratch.
Build a neuron network from scratch.
Supply non linear activation unit neurons.
Build the back propagation algorithm.

Bonus: visualise this.

Answer 6

Oh, To my mind learn many commands in Python shared their in social media. It's should have better!

Answer 7

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