A collection of beginner-to-intermediate Python projects designed to strengthen programming, logic building, and data handling concepts.
Each project focuses on structured problem-solving, modular programming, and clean code documentation.
- Task 1: To-Do List Application
- Task 2: Calculator
- Task 3: Password Generator
- Task 4: Weather Forecast
- Task 5: Quiz Game
- Additional Tips
A Python-based task management utility where users can add, update, delete, and list their tasks.
It applies object-oriented concepts using a Task class and can be implemented with either a command-line interface or GUI.
- Data Structure: Choose data structures such as lists or dictionaries to store task objects.
- Task Object: Define a
Taskclass with attributes liketitle,description,due_date, andstatus. - User Interface: Decide between CLI or GUI for interaction.
- Functionality: Include functions for adding, updating, deleting, and listing tasks.
A basic arithmetic calculator that performs operations based on user input. It illustrates the use of control flow and input handling.
- Input: Prompt the user for two numbers and an operator.
- Calculation: Execute addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division as per operator input.
- Output: Display the result clearly to the user.
A secure random password generator allowing users to specify password length and character composition.
- Character Sets: Include uppercase, lowercase, digits, and special characters.
- Length: Let users define desired password length.
- Randomness: Utilize Python’s
randomorsecretsmodule for secure character selection.
A simple command-line weather forecasting tool that retrieves and displays weather information for a given city.
- API: Use an external weather API like OpenWeatherMap with an API key.
- Data Retrieval: Fetch weather data using user-input city or zip code.
- Data Parsing: Extract details such as temperature, humidity, and weather description.
- Display: Show weather information in an easy-to-read format.
An interactive quiz game that challenges the user with general knowledge or domain-specific questions.
- Question Bank: Maintain a list or database of questions and answers.
- Question Presentation: Present multiple-choice questions.
- Answer Evaluation: Compare user responses with the correct answers.
- Scoring: Track and display cumulative score.
- Feedback: Provide immediate feedback for correct or incorrect responses.
- Error Handling: Catch invalid inputs and handle exceptions gracefully.
- User Experience: Prioritize simplicity and clarity in user interaction.
- Testing: Test all applications for functional and boundary cases.
- Documentation: Write clear comments and usage guides for each script.
Developed by [Amrutha Kenche]
Created for practice and demonstration of structured Python programming.