Python practice

NETSS · Mar 31, 2020

Hi, I just learned python and did some scrips for my personal use , of course nothing too complex, still ,
im lacking of imaginations so I now want to do some projects that will help me learn and practice python further. Any projects that are good for beginners? or even if you have something done , i can try for free of course

TomTheCat · Mar 31, 2020

NETSS said:
Any projects that are good for beginners?

Scrapers

Deleted member 657006 · Mar 31, 2020

go on a website like with sport stats .

scrape all the info in a database be fun

when mastered that move onto other scraping website like .

twitter
fb
ect

when mastered done .

clone the website with scraped info .

move next project .

K R Y Σ · Mar 31, 2020

Try learning some SQL if you haven't already , it goes hand in hand with python for back-end

Tabun · Mar 31, 2020

I find myself most motivated when I am writing software to solve a problem that I have, rather than a problem someone else told me to solve.

ismail_web13 · Mar 31, 2020

python is best programming language for further learning join you tube

terrier2018 · Apr 1, 2020

NETSS said:
Hi, I just learned python and did some scrips for my personal use , of course nothing too complex, still ,
im lacking of imaginations so I now want to do some projects that will help me learn and practice python further. Any projects that are good for beginners? or even if you have something done , i can try for free of course

A maintenance system.

You want a system to keep an inventory of books, so you want to add, edit, delete and list products (CRUDL).

Something like this one

You could start with a simple "database model":

Table Book:

BookId (primary key, identity, integer)
Name (varchar)
Description (varchar)

For this, you will need a database, so you can learn to install and configure one, then to use it.
Then, you should learn to use a framework such as django or flask (Django is way more popular, so it must be your pick if you want to land a job).
Then, you should learn the basic of html (template)
Duct-tape everything and that's it.

Python (as a language) is easy, but nobody uses vanilla-python, everybody uses Python+one or more than one library. So the trick is to apply Python over to learn the syntax.

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