20 Beginner Python Projects

Improve your Python skills by learning how to code 20 beginner Python projects.
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⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️
(0:00:00) Introduction
(0:00:41) Email Sender
(0:12:15) Word Replacement Program
(0:14:35) Basic Calculator
(0:28:21) Email Slicer
(0:35:20) Binary Search Algorithm
(0:53:48) Quiz Program
(1:07:04) QR Code Generator
(1:13:58) Interest Payment Calculator
(1:21:51) Random Password Generator
(1:31:41) Dice Rolling Simulator
(1:38:47) Site Connectivity Checker
(1:47:29) Currency Converter
(1:51:53) Leap Year Checker
(1:55:53) Word Dictionary
(2:07:41) Rock, Paper, Scissors
(2:19:39) Python Face Detection
(2:27:14) Python Automation
(2:39:02) Web Scraper
(2:47:28) Image Resizer
(2:57:34) Graph Plotter
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[@CodeWithTomi]

Big Up to FCC for publishing this, i hope it helps.

[@midknight3350]

I looked at that and thought of Federal Communications Commission

[@kojo7485]

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[@musaopaluwa2580]

Bigger Up to you for making the video, a lot of us are very grateful for your time and efforts. Thank you!

[@yondaime3344]

@@midknight3350 Bb Pp

[@princewillonyenekwe3057]

Amazing tutorial. Just what I needed, thank you. By the way, what python app are you using in this video? I have pycharm but this doesn't look like pycharm.

[@purewaves8242]

The email sender was exactly what I was looking for. clear, beginner friendly and awesome tutorial!

[@helloworld-vq9gq]

Tomi is 17 and made it to FCC, congratulations to you, really inspiring

[@sumayyahadetunmbi4347]

yeah it really is

[@lelemenyesnandusszeusz942]

Hi Tomi, great job. Keep doing it. :) I have a remark regarding your tutorial of binary search. The -1 and +1 at the comparison to the middle value is not because python uses zero based arrays. if(element== list[middle]): return middle elif(element< list[middle]): end = middle -1 # -1 skips an extra step, because we already compared "middle" in the statement above, so we can definitelly throw it away, # we don't have to take it into our new sublist, we can choose the "end" variable smaller else: start = middle + 1 # same here, "middle" is already compared and is not matched, it is not going to be needed in our next sublist, # we can skip it choosing the "start" variable bigger

[@gottfriedwilhelmvonleibniz9033]

I will never be able to thank you enough... Keep working on these videos, they're incredibly useful!!!

[@alhensouher]

I've been away from my Python studies for some months. This tutorial is of great help for me to remember some concepts. Thanks FCC and Tomi!

[@Other-wx6be]

⭐ Course Contents ⭐ (0:00:00) Introduction (0:00:41) Email Sender (0:12:15) Word Replacement Program (0:14:35) Basic Calculator (0:28:21) Email Slicer (0:35:20) Binary Search Algorithm (0:53:48) Quiz Program (1:07:04) QR Code Generator (1:13:58) Interest Payment Calculator (1:21:51) Random Password Generator (1:31:41) Dice Rolling Simulator (1:38:47) Site Connectivity Checker (1:47:29) Currency Converter (1:51:53) Leap Year Checker (1:55:53) Word Dictionary (2:07:41) Rock, Paper, Scissors (2:19:39) Python Face Detection (2:27:14) Python Automation (2:39:02) Web Scraper (2:47:28) Image Resizer (2:57:34) Graph Plotter

[@Ruj-eo4qe]

We really have to appreciate the time they invest to bring these beginner friendly projects!

[@Daffmelsa95]

It's so fun when you start to get a grasp of things in Python. Been playing around with PySimpleGui for about a week. So after i saw the "Password generator" part and understood the method i went on to try to make a interactive version in PySimpleGui. After about an hour of troubleshooting i finally made it!

[@easiamah7]

can you share your work ? I would like to see it.

[@theneverwas2835]

Thank you for these great tutorials. They are so easy to follow.

[@MERMEN83]

He so young and already so skilled!!!

[@TOP10-nk4sg]

Learn english before 😂😂

[@samuraicop4930]

@@TOP10-nk4sgbruh first you learn English … lol 😂

[@donnie3411]

Thank you for this! I was looking around for a min on other channels and putting a dict inside a dict seems better suited for what I need in my quiz program :) def sub to Tomi

[@schuylerblasy2192]

Dude! This is awesome!

[@gabrielroomvm6209]

LOVED IT

[@royjuarez664]

thank you for the quiz set up. I like using the dictionary and the for loop and if statement.

[@tunezfn2175]

insane release, thanks!

[@daretimileyin4161]

Infact, Everytime I watch video on fcc and it is tomi and many other too teaching,I do have joy in me, because they do explain in details.thanks fcc and tomi and others too,hope to join you guys soon aswell😄.

[@bitcointradingforbeginners]

We appreciate really this full course

[@maashintosh2105]

wow this is really beginner friendly,, thank you

[@fgovino]

thx a lot for the email sender! i'm in this right now!

[@abhinavvarshney6366]

Thank you so much Tomi sir for bringing to us such a fantastic tutorial... cheers 😊😊😊

[@Heylarious]

Your videos are actually helping me learn to code

[@ssekateraymond2446]

Good job, these are really helpful 🥰

[@hunterval]

Tomi is a real Sir. thanks a lot my mate.

[@leikoax]

This is GOLD !

[@_loss_]

Just what I needed

[@Alif_YouTube]

Made some changes to the email slicer program to help me build something different. Good practice print(f"Your username is {username} & domain is {domain} and extension is {extension}")

[@lahiruperera2227]

Thank u sooo much this is very useful

[@philippedid]

Nice tip, big thank you😃

[@dn2358]

Amazing brother 💜

[@mohammedessam8352]

Thank you so mush ❤️❤️

[@UshaRani-ti4kf]

awesome video to learn. Thanks a lot.🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@ShareKnowledge76]

GREAT Job👍

[@tomirenaldi05]

OMG Sir! Amazing!

[@thusith-tec307]

I just started learn python.. So this tutorial is for me. Thank you very much ❤️

[@mr.strange498]

what are you doing? 7 months.would you share your progress

[@sachinbhujel909]

thanks for the video 🙂🙂

[@mahadihasan7300]

love it 💝

[@shadowwalker1630]

I think this binary search algorithm will only perform well on an ascending sorted array. So, we have to write the conditions based on what kind of array we are searching on. I recently modified my binary search algorithm for an unsorted array.

[@albertoalejandrosanchez9280]

Bro, thanks for share it, keep goong.

[@user-og3qh7xl8t]

This tutorial is really good. I'm new in python and this tutorials are easy to follow🤚🤚💖💖😁😁

[@yetu0983]

Thank you interesting

[@bikrampurkait3786]

Thank you sir. Very helpful for beginners to enjoy this language 🥳🥳.

[@kashafkhan8535]

You are awesome Love from India ❤️

[@abc_noob]

Cool things to learn 😊 thanks again

[@jonathanz8203]

Hi, I have a general concern about programming tuto, the lack of : how are you processing ? You sadly go straight to the point, but I will be happy to know how you solve the problem, the way you find the solution more than the way to the point in straight line. For exemple, after some times I can find my way on laravel doc, or php or shell, but I will be glad to find a simpliest path, to be confortable with. Causual tuto are to easy : a variable is... or to hard import panda and make you confortable with it... I'm not familiar with Python, I'd done some scripts but nothing fancy, mostly converting csv to xlsx, by installing librabry with pip, and other stuffs with string and calling bash utillity. And for instance if I understood pretty easily we import EmailMessage for sending mai (genius)l, I'd like also to know how you I can find easily what I need in python doc, or other informative sources experienced people know about. More than a speedrun to making something. Sorry, English is not my first language, I hope I'm readable anyway. If you have any editing to suggest I'm all ears on. o(^_^)o By the way thanks for the share ;-)

[@juanrobles7737]

Thank you sir

[@robotist7613]

Thanks bro, though i know the syntax, theory and how to program, u showed me how to actually start

[@syaoransakura8839]

Finally finish this

[@POV_hamza]

Thats what i was looking for Thanks youtube😊

[@TheMiguelin21]

I still have much to learn to consider this as beginner concepts, but thanks so much for this kind of videos.

[@derletztetiger6860]

Same concept with Java would be highly appreciated

[@May-en8nj]

Thank u so mush

[@peter-tm4ex]

Finally something to practice beyond hello world

[@keshabthapa6703]

After a long time!!

[@l8dbemotions877]

Fantastic

[@euwt3376]

Wonderful

[@ram42]

We need one like this for c++

[@rexsu9202]

really appreciate your hard work!

[@croter9156]

Hi Tomi, could you please make the file "haarcascade_frontalface_default.xml" available?

[@Manveer_Dhindsa]

I don't see the XML file at 2:20:00 in your github for the face detector

[@lakshitsharma5533]

Thanks

[@KishoreSR]

Sir please need a video on this topic even for JAVA 🙏

[@Lweystah]

My go to website for programming

[@ImmyYousafzai]

Love the "eye"and aye ❤😂

[@21ykumar]

These are very good projects for beginner's..

[@Flexmask]

I love you free code camp

[@kidholmes737]

Great video although I did experience issues with the first project, the import was not working properly and wouldn't work when I followed your code character for character. I am using Pycharm. Also on the web scraping when I follow what you do in the terminal character for character I don't receive the response time after typing r. I don't know what could possibly be wrong.

[@polis3072]

Yeah the imports didn’t work for me aswell

[@lalrem991]

It's Cool!

[@pratiksinghthakur3702]

Superb

[@akammothelion7767]

Legend

[@maedeh4578]

thanks 😍😍😍😍

[@Android-17]

Thanks Tomi🎐

[@PuzaExplores]

No words to thank u guys for what you've been giving to us🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@DiegoSita]

Hey, fellow beginners, just a reminder: Be careful what kind of data you send to API's. You don't know who's actually receiving that stuff and what exactly they'll do with it.

[@BeMyArt]

Where can I get xml file for Face detection project????

[@legendball4593]

Why did you return -1 at the end of the function in binary search algorithm?

[@mmmsssew]

thank you very much guys, you doing a great favor for humanity.(no exaggeration here)

[@userisindian]

This video is saving my thousands bucks

[@alfredbalazire]

Thank you for this, sir.how can one attach document here?

[@averagebodybuilder]

I have to thank LibreOffice for making Python very available

[@monteoregal5691]

some things lack explanation and I had hard time finding them out. Also how did you pull the code in 26:56?

[@geekyprogrammer4831]

The guy is half my age yet better than me 😲😲 Keep up the good work young man 😊😊

[@kojo7485]

Dude is from Nigeria 🇳🇬 😳 😐 😕 😒 😑 🇳🇬

[@geekyprogrammer4831]

@@kojo7485 ok so?

[@aconvids4080]

I believe that the rock paper scissors program could be made more efficient easily if you used a different approach

[@borismassesa9553]

Same content in Java will be much appreciated 😊

[@bruisedbanana1700]

Great tutorials! One question though... Why don't you add a GUI to the projects?🤔 This will allow someone who knows nothing about coding to at least see how the project looks like.

[@holmes6763]

how did your app2.py create, there was no discussion about how that just popped up on your screen in the email sender, please clarify. I tried adding a python file and naming it app2 but that didn't work, please help.

[@meprivar7609]

Same problem here

[@ratnadeepsaha7675]

What extension or feature you are using which is auto suggesting codes while you are typing.

[@ranorris]

I am using Visual Studio Code (VSCode) like Tomi is using, and I installed the Python extension. both are free and are pretty amazing.

[@ankushkumarcse7568]

Wow👍👍

[@gour-coder]

Please make a video on java project for beginners...

[@kanamalasrinivasatharun2121]

Thanks babai

[@peshotod]

Doesn't work it gives attribute error for some reason: File "c:\python_courses\djaws_photos\qrcode.py", line 5, in generate_qrcode qr = qrcode.QRCode( ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ AttributeError: partially initialized module 'qrcode' has no attribute 'QRCode' (most likely due to a circular import). Did you mean: 'qrcode'?

[@eunoia_morosis]

can we add these projects in our resume ? or where can we mention them?

[@demoncodewithme3974]

T hanks boss

[@bigyan_sapkota8641]

2:42:25 if it shows bs4.FeatureNotFound: Couldn't find a tree builder with the features you requested: lxml. Do you need to install a parser library? then: pip install lxml SOLVED

[@ranorris]

Darn! I get a message that there is an issue with the lxml package and i can't load it. I would have liked to have been able to do the web scraping script.

[@mymy_oneseven]

Hello can you create a tutorial of size detection in imagw using aruco marker?

[@saktibiswal6445]

For beginners level these 20 programs are okay. The image resizer is the only good one for intermediates.

[@sampsonkwameasiedu7899]

very practical and easy to follow

[@Daily-Inspiration-]

You can make projects for Java ?

[@lomrithsa]

Nice

[@lizzie0000011111]

honestly, You would need a lot of googling of how it works exactly, not learning by heart while coding along. I wouldn't say this is for complete beginners, so if you're coding along and do not understand most of the concepts/ libraries, it's normal. Love the sections though, great variety of projects/ concept!