12 Beginner Python Projects - Coding Course

Improve your Python skills by following along with 12 different Python project tutorials.

⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️
⌨️ (1:40) 1. Madlibs
⌨️ (6:54) 2. Guess the Number (computer)
⌨️ (13:17) 3. Guess the Number (user)
⌨️ (21:14) 4. Rock Paper Scissors
⌨️ (24:25) 5. Hangman
⌨️ (35:53) 6. Tic-Tac-Toe
⌨️ (59:59) 7. Tic-Tac-Toe AI
⌨️ (1:15:53) 8. Binary Search
⌨️ (1:27:16) 9. Minesweeper
⌨️ (1:51:55) 10. Sudoku Solver
⌨️ (2:05:34) 11. Photo Manipulation in Python
⌨️ (2:31:49) 12. Markov Chain Text Composer

⭐️ Code ⭐️

⭐️ More ways to connect with Kylie Ying ⭐️

⭐️ Music Credits ⭐️

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[mioox]

small tip: go to the end of each tutorial and see the final output, then try coding the whole thing by yourself. it forces you to build the thing from scratch, and when you get stuck, just rewind and see how she builds it.

[tz]

1:40 Madlibs
6:54 Guess the number(computer)
13:17 Guess the number (user)
21:14 Rock paper scissors
24:25 Hangman
35:53 Tic Tac Toe
59:59 Tic Tac Toe AI
1:15:53 Binary search
1:27:16 minesweeper
1:51:55 Sodoku solver
2:05:34 Photo manipulation
2:31:49 Markov Chain text composer
It's also in the description

[PeterSedesse]

I agree with you so much about leaving bugs in the videos. The thought process and talking through a bug is so useful to new programmers. It is also a psychological boost for new programmers seeing that it is absolutely normal to hit frequent bugs.

[vamshikrishnamedi]

You rocked it. The way you explained the use cases for each project and how to approach to implement them one at a time is very helpful.

[jalepenofatty]

got thru 4 of the projects, really appreciate the help. pushing me forward, been stuck for years.

[amanpandit]

If anyone is using Python 3.9 and is on the Photoshop project then a friendly note that there will be a tostring error because python no longer supports that so I would recommend using Python 3.8 for that project to work properly.
Thanks for such cool projects which include great understanding💯

[caesare]

The Editor that she appears to be using in this video is: Visual Studio Code. I took me a long search to resolve this, I place it here so you can get your question answered. Excellent job Kylie Ying, most grateful to you.

[SamA-jgvy]

I never knew about "f Strings" before this video... now it's the primary method I use. Great video!

[space]

I love you for this!!!! Recently got back into coding after an over 10 year vacancy. And doing ur challenges first my way really try and make it work on ur own, that spark of pure joy is just amazing when u nail it. Then watch how u did the same task and become amazed and high on enthusiasm every time makes this into an extremely pleasant journey. Thanks for this!!!!

[scooot]

Really enjoyed the Sudoku solver tutorial! I appreciate that you use intuitive variable names like "row", "col", and "guess" instead of just using random letters or gibberish. It helps things "click" faster for me.

[RM-ossd]

Kylie - i had learned python before but this was a really good refresher class for me. thank you for your work.

[Artak]

This is amazing. I'm like 4/10 on python knowledge because its so hard to learn like without a goal in mind.

Its so much more fun to learn by making useful and fun apps or games vs just "this is a string.. here why you should care"

[mohamedghacham]

Since nobody checks the description, here you go:
⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️
⌨️ (1:40) 1. Madlibs
⌨️ (6:54) 2. Guess the Number (computer)
⌨️ (13:17) 3. Guess the Number (user)
⌨️ (21:14) 4. Rock Paper Scissors
⌨️ (24:25) 5. Hangman
⌨️ (35:53) 6. Tic-Tac-Toe
⌨️ (59:59) 7. Tic-Tac-Toe AI
⌨️ (1:15:53) 8. Binary Search
⌨️ (1:27:16) 9. Minesweeper
⌨️ (1:51:55) 10. Sudoku Solver
⌨️ (2:05:34) 11. Photo Manipulation in Python
⌨️ (2:31:49) 12. Markov Chain Text Composer

[eleazarhernandez]

Thanks for posting. The rock paper scissors was fun - I just picked up Python this week and enjoyed comparing what I did before seeing what you did.

[vipuldass]

for people struggling with 'from words import words' : make sure the words.py file is in the same folder as the file where you're writing the main code. afaik, it has to do with what you're importing into the main py file.

in case of the madlibs, you were importing the stories individually from the folder where they were placed and then calling the functions in the selected story.

here, since you're directly importing only a list and not calling a function, where the file is placed might cause an issue. I am an amateur, so im sure someone more enlightened than I could explain this better.

[ankithguzz]

Can't belive this content is for free! This was an excellent video, thank you!! You present and explain very well

[hawnKlly]

love how she loves the while-loops, livin' on the edge!

[miku]

no one:
literally no one:
free code camp: let me introduce you to a great programmer, with great content

[lionatticus]

Thank you Kylie!

When you already knew the third concatenation method was an f-string, and are proud to see that you’re learning and retaining stuff. 😃

[endtropi]

Hi! I've already watched the 3/12 projects and i am so excited! You are great teacher, you type quickly, great thought explanation! Thanx! Looking forward to watch and practice the rest of the projects!