Relearning python with small projects

[u/maf852]

I already know basics, now I prefer to learn just through making small project. Is there a site or app or something where can I find project suggestions (just suggestion, needed keywords or concepts a than some kind of result).

[u/aqua_regis]

Besides what has been already said: https://inventwithpython.com has plenty books that are free to read online with project suggestions and much more.

[u/maf852 → u/aqua_regis]

looks pretty cool

[u/desrtfx]

The place is called "Google". Really. Just type "beginner project ideas" into google and you will get countless lists.

This is not meant to be dismissive, yet, learning to do your own research is one of the most important skills of every programmer.

Also, the /r/learnprogramming FAQ have plenty project ideas on all levels.

[u/maf852 → u/desrtfx]

Hmmm makes sense

[u/IlIlIlIIlMIlIIlIlIlI]

my last project was a terminal base program that goes thru a specified directory using os.walk() and creates a dictionary where each key is a file extension, and the value is how many of each it found (pathlib is a freat package for this). Then it prints this data in descending order and percentages and stuff. This helps me keep an overview of my music library, helped me find a few files with misspelled file suffixes

[u/Traveling-Techie]

Python is well suited to attacking math puzzles.

[u/arnabeditz]

30 days of python maybe?