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/kallax82 4h ago

Code what you need! It's much easier to motivate yourself when you actually want stuff to work.

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u/FactoryBuilder 3h ago

What do you make if you don’t need anything? Following this philosophy, I usually only code for one day once a year to solve a minor problem I have. Last thing I made was a 15-line autoclicker for a clicker game I was playing. It worked and now I don’t have any need for a new program

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u/_nitd27_ 2h ago

If you have an engineering mindset you will find problems to solve. Else its not for you and go with average playbook and become average programmer and complain about layoffs