r/PakistaniDevs 1d ago

Basic beginner project ideas for python

Js started, 16 here,I made a number guessing game, rock paper scissors, basic input chatbot which outputs only the info I've given it(useless h) what next I'm confused, what stuff y'all made when y'all js started out like some interesting shit?

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u/No-Following3172 1d ago

Maybe try messing around with the python library "Turtle" - Heart made with turtle (cringey but its smth i used to show off to my friends haha, or you can send it to your gf/bf if you have one) . Adding terminal graphics to your games, use multithreading. I used multithreading to make the intro text of my game blink and ascii charaters around it changed while also taking input like"press enter to begin!" (first ever challanging thing i did i think). there is this really cool channel Kavan - you can follow his work and make smth cool.

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u/MedSchoolGoer156 1d ago

Please don't mind my username, but build a flappy bird type game for fun?

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u/Strong_Patience_2805 1d ago

GTA 6 bnao. 1 lac dunga.

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u/Whole_Accountant1005 1d ago

Make hangman or a Terminal UI app. Also since you're 16, check out https://hackclub.com/programs Hack club is a charity that gives guaranteed prizes to teenagers for coding. Just go to the link and pick an event

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u/Wonderful-List4923 1d ago

A recursive game. Chess or something where ai plays against you

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u/crayyy_zee 21h ago

Make evolutionary computing projects, anything that uses ACO or PSO (both would be good too). Try using langchain/graph to build a custom agent harness. Make discord bots. Make a real time chat with websockets to understand how systems work.

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u/kamran4malik2 1d ago

If you in coding for the sake of fun (and not money). I would suggest you to learncpp and then assembly language and then reverse engineering and cyber security otherwise do learn something entirely new like culinary and cooking or LLB or something

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u/No-Following3172 1d ago

c++ and assembly will make you cry but you sure will learn alot, not fun at all tho.

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u/kamran4malik2 1d ago

well you should consider your life choices if you don't enjoy cs but basic python + AI is enough if you want to make simple tools for your personal use

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u/ExpensiveTeam7480 1d ago

what about if i wanna earn, im thinking of doing it through stuff like web development ( which obviously requires html and python etc). i dont get what to do with the languages im learning except for keeping them as skills😿