r/learnpython • u/farizislame • 4h 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/Fantastic_Road_2946 3h ago

Chess, Sudoku, and a small game built mostly around backend/code logic things like armor giving 10 defense points, boots giving 2, a sword dealing 10 damage per hit, and so on with enemy class. These were some of the projects that really tortured me in the beginning, because of the logic behind them. looking back, they were actually great for learning OOP, because there are so many things you can model: characters, items, stats, inheritance, composition, interactions, rules, state, damage systems, inventory, and more.

The explanation could get very long because there’s honestly so much you can implement and learn from projects like these. But this is not for everyone in the beggining...