Welcome to my repository of Python toy projects! 🎉 Here, you'll find a collection of fun, experimental, and educational projects that I've created while learning and exploring Python. These projects cover various topics, from small utilities to algorithms, games, and more. Feel free to explore, use, or contribute! 😊
| Project Name | Description | Key Concepts / Libraries Used |
|---|---|---|
| failling_sand | uses simple rules to simulate sand | pygame, colorsys |
| game_of_life | john conway's game of life | pygame |
| number_predictor | using deep learning to predict the digit drawn | pygame, pytorch |
| collision_sandbox | using verlet integration to build a simple physics engine | pygame, verlet physics |
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Clone this repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/Nyx128/python_toy_projects.git
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go into repo directory:
cd python_toy_projects -
Install any dependencies (if applicable):
pip install -r requirements.txt
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Navigate into the project directory of your choice:
cd python_toy_projects/project-name -
Run the Python script:
python main.py
This repository serves as a sandbox for my Python practice and experiments. It's a collection of small, independent projects that demonstrate various Python concepts, libraries, and techniques. Some projects may be useful as utilities, while others are purely for fun and learning.
This repository is licensed under the MIT License – see the LICENSE file for details.