5 Python Projects for Beginners

This video will discuss 5 beginner python projects! Hopefully it can give you some inspiration and ideas so that you can get started working on a new python project and apply your knowledge of python. As great as it is to watch tutorial videos and learn from others, it's SUPER important to work on your own projects without assistance. I'm hoping that after this video you will come away with a few project ideas and can get started working on them!

Projects:
Login System
Card Game (Black Jack, Rummy)

To use the excel module you will need to run the following from cmd:
pip install openpyxl

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[TechWithTim]

Let me know what projects you guys are working on right now!


To use the excel module you need to install it with: pip install openpyxl
And finally start working on your own excel projects!

[ashutoshsamal]

Introduction 0:00
1. Login system 1:02
2. Card game 1:44
3. Working with Excel module 2:16
4. Turtle module(GUI) 3:19
5. Tic tac toe (Logical computer opponent) 4:07

[hg]

Me: Writes Hello World
My Mind: Lets create google 2.0

[divyadharshini]

How many agree quarantine made us learn coding

[maninder]

Python3 is amazing language it does matter how old are you and what's your profession. I'm trailer driver and i am learning python. Almost 50% python i learned like but yet numpy, pandas, and data visualization is pending. Maybe this year i will complete my python journey after JS is waiting for me.

[mastertech]

Projects I have done:
Monty Hall Problem (3 door problem)
Bowling Score card
Timer in the command line (I use this one often)
Random password generator with options to set length, special characters and number of passwords.
Word Guessing Game (hangman)

Sudoku solver
Journal app (save to text file or db file) using the command line. Working on a GUI for it using Pyqt5.

[Nixterrex]

College is such an expensive distraction from learning.... thank you guys for this channel

[jjbbx]

Started learning Python to help out with my tabletop games!

Made my own dice roller with advantage/disadvantage functions!

Made an NPC generator that gives characters different traits based on their blood types (anime style)!

Made a travel system that incorporates a madlibs approach to encouraging roleplay and interaction when the party travels between locations!

If I ever figure out how to install kivy, I might try my hand at front-ending these projects into a single app!

[zii]

I just started out with Python so I built this, script that picks my lunch for my work I always wonder few minutes what will I eat but now its easier

[pattech]

When I saw the Login System, I was like:
Yeah! :D, Already did that with SQL3 and it was pretty awesome (Login System/Register System)
1. Started the Basic way with the Terminal/TXT
2. Tried with Tkinter UI/TXT
3. Tkinter UI with SQL3

[gokurocks]

Instructions unclear.
My laptop is now a Burmese python.

[drkknnys]

One cool project to create as well, is kind of an assistant, that does your needs ( Searches, Math, Open Files, Screenshots, etc ... ) I'm working on mine right now btw

[deepblu]

I know this is late, but I made a login system using SQLite3. The standard sign-up and login. You get your name and password right, you're in. You don't, you get an error. Thanks for challenging me to do this, it was a great exercise in Python that I really needed.

[mariosacco]

A easy project I did when I started programming in python was the "hello generator".
It is a program that generates greetings and can only be done knowing:
-variables
-the print command
-The if statement.

[dreagerd]

Print ("hello Guys")
Print ("have a noice day")

[haykg]

Thanks for the videos, mate. Started learning Python with your videos, then managed to come back. Keep up the good work! 👏

[prodanov]

Here’s an idea I’d love to see. Try making a poker game and an AI that will play against you

[thegoldendorito]

hi tim! thanks for this video im a begginer i started yesterday and i made this for the login system
print("please log in")
ans = input('type hint for a hint')
if ans.lower() == 'hint':
print("hint: the owners name")
ans = input('whats the username')
if ans.lower() == 'andrew':
ans = input('correct, press enter to continue')
ans = input('whats the password?')
if ans.lower() == 'rojan':
print("correct! you have logged in")
else:
print("incorrect, please try again")
else:
print("incorrect, please try again")

else :
ans = input('whats the username')
if ans.lower() == 'andrew':
ans = input('correct, press enter to continue')
ans = input('whats the password?')
if ans.lower() == 'rojan':
print("correct! you have logged in")
else:
print("incorrect, please try again")
else:
print("incorrect, please try again")

[yanessquad]

Thanks for instruction! 🙂 i have started python few days ago! I will follow you after its complete!

[vanamutt]

excellent video, my man.
i just recently got into python and i seriously want to get good at it, just didnt have any good ideas what to start working on.
thanks bud,