📌Project ideas for python students

1. Create a code generator. This can that take text as input, replaces each letter with another letter, and outputs the “encoded” message.

2. Build a countdown calculator. Write some code that can take two dates as input, and then calculate the amount of time between them. This will be a great way to familiarize yourself with Python’s datetime module.

3. Write a sorting project. Given a list, can you write some code that sorts it alphabetically, or numerically? Yes, Python has this functionality built-in, but see if you can do it without using sort()!

4. Build an interactive quiz application. Which Avenger are you? Build a personality or recommendation quiz that asks users some questions, stores their answers, and then performs some kind of calculation to give the user a personalized result based on their answers

5. Tic-Tac-Toe by Text. Build a Tic-Tac-Toe game that’s playable like a text adventure. Can you make it print a text-based representation of the board after each move?

6. Make a temperature/measurement converter. Write a script that can convert Fahrenheit to Celcius and back, or inches to centimeters and back, etc. How far can you take it?

7. Simple Calculator: Create a basic calculator program that can perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division operations.

8. Number Guessing Game: Develop a game where the computer generates a random number and the player has to guess it within a certain number of attempts.
9. Countdown Timer: Create a program that allows users to set a countdown timer for a specified duration and notifies them when the time is up.

10. BMI Calculator: Develop a Body Mass Index (BMI) calculator that takes input for height and weight and calculates the BMI value along with a corresponding health category.

11. Password Generator: Build a program that generates random passwords of varying lengths and complexities based on user input.

12. Currency Converter: Build a program that converts currency values between different currencies based on exchange rates.

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