Python Resume Projects - You Can Finish in a Weekend

This video will showcase two impressive, yet fast to make python resume projects. These projects demonstrate programming ability and computer science knowledge and are great padding on your programming resume.

GitHub Links:

◾◾◾◾◾
💻 Enroll in The Fundamentals of Programming w/ Python

◾◾◾◾◾◾

⚡ Please leave a LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more content! ⚡

Tags:
- Tech With Tim
- Python Tutorials
- Python Resume Projects
- Resume Project Python
- Quick Python Resume Projects
- Resume Project Python Tutorial

#Python

[deedeemegadoodoo]

Hi mister employer, I don't wanna brag around, but here's my Hello World program with almost 0 bugs!

[DogeCharger]

Employers 3 months later: why do all these kids have sudoku programs in their resumes

[stanleyiii_]

Wow, a sponsor that actually relates to the video and something that I want to try

[hohohoupufuru]

1st project (sudoku solver) at 1:35
2nd project (pathfinding) at 5:28

[thefunnylemon]

For the first time ever I tried to skip the sponsors part and went back to watch it because it was interesting lmao

[eduardomarques]

As someone who just started learning python, this looks like deep magic.

[matthewevans]

To give more explicit reasons why these projects are good (if you can do them without being guided word-for-word):

1. Shows general programming ability is sufficient
2. Shows critical thinking ability
3. Ability to make UIs and connect them with programming logic (supports 2)
4. Has knowledge of algorithms and/or is able to implement algorithms into code (supports 2 again)
5. If you are a student, demonstrates passion to make projects outside of class (you would be surprised)

If you don't think you can do the Sudoku project, I would recommend a simpler project that can implement back tracking like creating an AI for Tic-Tac-Toe.

[totodile]

I ran into a bug with the sudoku solver. After I wrote my code, I wanted to test it and found a very difficult puzzle from the web. But when I ran the code to solve it, I noticed that there were two 2's in the same column in the final result. I thought that I had made a mistake and so downloaded your code just to make sure but the result was the same. The solution I found is deleting the "and pos[1] != i" parts from the for loops for checking rows and columns in the "valid" function. Even while writing the code, I had trouble understanding what that part did, and I still don't know what it does but that seems to be the source of the bug.

[DavidSigbi]

When he said "sudoko" I amlost reevaluated my life.

[gingerdragon]

Interviewer: so can you explain your code to us?

Me:👁👄👁

[jTay]

Backtracking by itself is not an algorithm, it's a concept, similar to concepts like divide and conquer, dynamic programming etc

[kimtgf]

Well, the sudoku solver was good, it took me around 3-4 hrs to come up with it, but my biggest problem would have been the GUI considering I didn't have any experience with it, It took me a lot of time around 5-6 hrs to finally complete the GUI to make the sudoku solvable by humans and then to make a sudoku generator which could be solved. It was pretty tough, took me around 1 and a half days to complete it, but it was a good learning experience, thanks Tim for inspiring me to make this project. (I didn't look at any solution except for the commands for GUI and it was fun doing it)

[alexmcd]

A text based sudoku solver was literally an interview question aft one of my employers. But having a portfolio is useful. Interviewers were as interested in my game maker studio games as they were in my resume.

[LuisPereira-bnjq]

Really nice fun projects. These were about the right difficulty for my current level. Took me about two and a half days to complete both, with the hardest part being that it was my very first time writing anything with a GUI (the algorithms themselves were no issue given by background).

[jacobrose]

That backtrack algorithm though :)

The path-finding algorithm is used in just about every video game with NPC's that move around.

THIS IS SO @#$#@#$ COOL!!! :D

[EpochIsEpic]

How the heck did that run faster than my hello world program?

[angrysammo]

I be rocking up to my interview with my
/|
/ |
/___|
Program.
“Sir, I am not limited to triangles, I can do other shapes too!”

[marcorivera]

Hola Tim, muchas gracias por hacer tan buenos videos, desde que descubrí tu canal he podido aprender mucho más que en mi escuela, me encantan tus tutoriales a pesar de que no soy bueno entendiendo el inglés :c, muchas gracias por todo, tienes un nuevo sub y saludos desde México ❤

[AfromusChief]

The wallet on top of the gaming pc, i can relate bruh!

[arcei]

Gotta be honest, I tried to skip the sponsor but then I saw like half a second of the advert and realized I actually needed it, will never skip your sponsorships again.