3 Mini Python Projects - For Intermediates

Welcome to another video! In this video I am going to be sharing with you 3 Python projects for intermediate programmers! These projects are intended for people who already have an understanding of Python and the basics and want to build something that is a bit more complicated but doesn't take up a lot of time! I will show you a demo of each of the projects and then I will go into how to program them. Please enjoy the video, and if you did, like and subscribe!

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⭐️ Timestamps ⭐️
00:00:00 | Introduction
00:00:44 | Project Demos
00:04:44 | #1 - Shortest Path Finder
00:40:21 | #2 - NBA Stats and Current Score
01:03:47 | #3 - Currency Converter

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⭐️ Tags ⭐️
-Tech With Tim
-3 Python Projects
-Python
-Programming Projects
-Intermediate Programming

⭐️ Hashtags ⭐️
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[liest]

Amazing video Tim, I have a project where I have to collect a bunch of data out of some API or text file and organize it using my own tables and sorting algorithms. I knew nothing about json or requests before that NBA project. Thinking of doing something similar but for football, with a lot more data. Thank you so much for this.

[MatrixAbuz]

Your path finder project helped me so much towards building projects. Thank you. Was subscribed to you since 2019. You’ve grown significantly since then. Thank you

[sagar]

Thanks Man for such quality content for students who needs such projects to work upon !!

[DJ-ctso]

Excellent. As a spinoff, Tim, you're a great advertisement for the ease, efficiency, functionality, and productivity that's possible using Python. Many thanks for uploading, it's obvious the amount of time that's gone into this (software development has been my career since I left high school in 1979 so hopefully I know what I'm talking about, lol). My last work-related project was uploading invoices in JSON format to the XERO accounting system via its API while also having to comply with OAuth2 (multi factor) authentication. I'm new to Python hence I was interested to compare the commands that you used for GETs to URL endpoints. So once again, many thanks.

[ChessQuickies]

Thank you Tim!
These types of videos are the ones i Really like, ty!

[vicious_slayer]

I wouldn't be here without your videos. Easy and simple.

[crystallinqq]

Another Banger! Thanks a lot! Helped train for my exam

[Cardinal]

Thanks Tim, it really helped me on one of the projects.

[ayeshakhanam]

Thank you so much for your efforts helped a lot!

[niemaredouane]

that's a great video . Could you please do other python projects using data structure and algorithms

[jstreifel]

Excuse me while I mop my drool off my desk.... lmao Wow! This is most complex project and best explanation of each step, with a recap/walkthrough at the end to add a cheery on top video I have ever seen! Amazing work Tim!

[PoojaDutt]

Nice! Excited to learn more - I feel like these “follow along” projects are always so useful. 😀

[JabmarMusic]

Great job. Very interesting apps clearly explained.

[davidx]

Let’s get it Tim!! I know you love Python the most but do some more Java things too, please and thank you.

[mna]

This is cool. Please continue such tutorials. 👍

[ThomasTheGoose]

Love your videos! there so helpful for any stage of python coders

[confidencenyirenda]

I had to pause and appreciate you mentioning Zimbabwean Dollar Haha... I come from Zimbabwe🇿🇼.. Dont know why I am excited that you mentioned it LOL.

[riadhidriskhodja]

Super useful, an advanced version would be great thank you for the hard work 🙏

[nikitaandriievskyi]

Please, do more of these. Could you also show how to combine Python script with JavaScript?

[Myfriendmrlack]

Awesome tutorial, thank you! Where do you find all your free json files?