**Getting Started with Python Projects**

When it comes to getting started with Python projects, there are several options to choose from, each with its own level of complexity and difficulty. One popular option is creating an account page that allows users to log in or create an account based on their input. This can be achieved by using Python's built-in `logging` module to validate user input against a text file.

**Card Games: A Beginner-Friendly Project**

For beginners, card games such as Blackjack or Rummy are excellent options. These games can be modified and customized to suit individual preferences. Blackjack is a classic game that involves betting on the outcome of a hand, while Rummy is a popular card game that requires players to create sets and runs of cards. Both games offer a fun and challenging experience for beginners.

**Working with Excel Spreadsheets**

Python's `openpyxl` module allows users to read and write to Excel spreadsheets. This module is easy to learn and can be used to create complex applications, such as tracking expenses or managing tasks. For instance, one project idea involves creating a program that tracks daily expenses by asking users to input the amount spent on a particular day. The program then adds this expense to an Excel spreadsheet, allowing users to view their spending history over time.

**Graphics with Turtle Modules**

The `turtle` module is another useful tool for beginners. This module allows users to create basic graphics and visualize data using simple shapes and lines. For example, one project idea involves creating a "turtle race" where multiple turtles are lined up at the bottom of the screen and then start moving upwards when a user hits a key. The program keeps track of which turtle reaches the top first and stores the score in a text file.

**Tic-Tac-Toe: A More Challenging Project**

For those looking for a more challenging project, Tic-Tac-Toe is an excellent option. This classic game requires users to think strategically about their moves and anticipate their opponent's responses. To create a Tic-Tac-Toe program, users must consider multiple factors, such as player input validation, computer-generated moves, and win/loss conditions. While this project may seem daunting at first, it offers a great opportunity for beginners to develop problem-solving skills and learn about lists and algorithms.

**Conclusion**

Python offers a wide range of projects that cater to different skill levels and interests. From simple account pages to complex games like Tic-Tac-Toe, there's something for everyone. By exploring these project ideas and learning from the tutorials available online, beginners can develop their Python skills and create useful applications that showcase their creativity and problem-solving abilities.

**Resources**

For those interested in learning more about these projects, the author recommends checking out some of their tutorials on the YouTube channel. Additionally, the `openpyxl` module and turtle graphics have many resources available online, including documentation, tutorials, and example code.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys and welcome back to another video so in today's video I'm going to be talking to you about five Python project ideas for beginners now I'm not gonna give super specific stuff here but I want to give you guys some kind of inspiration and just make you aware of some of the stuff you can do with Python because as a beginner you probably don't know about the extensive modulus Python has as well as some of the really interesting stuff that can be really useful to you and actually make apps that you know you can use in your everyday life so without further ado let's go ahead and get started now before I tell you about the first Python project I just want to say that it's really important that you are working on projects and it doesn't matter what they are how small or how large but that you are applying your knowledge by yourself without kind of following along with tutorial videos or having someone walk you through it now to toriel videos are great and they teach you a ton but to really apply your knowledge and make sure you understand everything you need to be working by yourself every once in a while on a project and that's why I'm trying to give you guys some ideas here so project number one that I recommend you guys work on as a beginner is some kind of login system now this can be really basic and just something that's in your little Python console where you ask the person for a username and password or to create an account so if they don't have an account they can make one you ask them for an email username two passwords confirm those passwords are correct and then store that information in some kind of text file or database if you're real beginner I'd recommend it's using a text file and then you can allow the user to log in as well so maybe you have a page that says like would you like to create an account or log in based on what they type they have those options and then it's gonna save that information and validate every time they log in against the text file now the next project that I recommend you guys work on is some kind of card game now these ones can be a bit more advanced depending on what game you pick but two card games that I usually like to recommend are blackjack or rummy now you might not know where rummy is but if you look it up you'll kind of see how that works and you can obviously make modifications to it based on whatever you like but I actually use blackjack in my program of course which you can find down below right now for 35% off as the final project so it suits really nicely as a beginner project to work on now project three that I like to work on is something with Excel spreadsheets now this is less of a very specific project but just making you guys aware that there actually is a module with Python that allows you to read and write to Excel spreadsheets now this is super easy to learn I picked it up myself in about 15-20 minutes and using this you can create some really cool applications and one of the ones that I made with it is something that tracks my expenses so super basic but essentially you just type into the command prompt what the expense was how much it cost and whatever day it was on and then it will add that to an Excel spreadsheet and start keeping track for you and this is super easy to do and just a great beginner project it's also something nice to do you know if you're worried about saving money or all of that now with this excel sheet you can do all kinds of crazy stuff and the more advanced you are obviously the more crazy stuff you can do with this module but it's something I definitely recommend learning as it'll open up a ton of project ideas for you guys and I'll leave a link to that module in the description and the pinned comment alright so the next project that I recommend you guys work on is something for some of you graphics people out there and this is a turtle module now again less of a specific project but just a module and Python that's really nice to use and super easy to pick up I actually have some tutorials on it on my channel but essentially it allows you to just have a really basic kind of graphics that you can use in Python so you can visualize stuff you can draw nice pictures and something I've actually done with it is create what's called a turtle race now the turtle race that I had there's just a bunch of turtles lined up at the bottom of the screen when you hit go or you hit space they all start going up the screen and then keep track of which one won in a text file for scores so that's an idea of a project I've done with it you can do all kinds of cool stuff again I have tutorials on my channel if you'd like to check those out now the last project I recommend as a beginner and this one's more specific is tic-tac-toe now this one seems pretty straightforward and pretty easy but there's actually a lot of things to think about with this project you have to keep track of not only the players moves but the computers moves as well if you're going to play against a computer which is an option or you could play against another person you have to make sure that the person hasn't won yet or you have to check all those different lines which means you got to work with lists and that can be kind of challenging if you're a beginner and that's why I recommend it as well you have to make sure you're getting valid input for where the person's putting either an X or an O and then if you're playing against a computer you have to make sure that computers making either random moves or logical moves which means you have to have a little bit of an algorithm on picking those moves now I'm making the sound a little bit harder than it is but I do have some tutorials on my channel I'd recommend you guys try the project yourself first and then go look at those for some help but again feel free to check those out I'll leave a card right now all right so with that being said this has been a short video hopefully I gave you guys a few really simple ideas for some projects to work on with Python again if you can't think of anything I really recommend that you learn that excel module as well as the turtle module because they open up a whole list of possibilities for things that you can do and you can create some really useful applications so if you guys enjoyed the video make sure you leave a like to help me out and subscribe to the channel down below and I guess I will see you guys in another videohey guys and welcome back to another video so in today's video I'm going to be talking to you about five Python project ideas for beginners now I'm not gonna give super specific stuff here but I want to give you guys some kind of inspiration and just make you aware of some of the stuff you can do with Python because as a beginner you probably don't know about the extensive modulus Python has as well as some of the really interesting stuff that can be really useful to you and actually make apps that you know you can use in your everyday life so without further ado let's go ahead and get started now before I tell you about the first Python project I just want to say that it's really important that you are working on projects and it doesn't matter what they are how small or how large but that you are applying your knowledge by yourself without kind of following along with tutorial videos or having someone walk you through it now to toriel videos are great and they teach you a ton but to really apply your knowledge and make sure you understand everything you need to be working by yourself every once in a while on a project and that's why I'm trying to give you guys some ideas here so project number one that I recommend you guys work on as a beginner is some kind of login system now this can be really basic and just something that's in your little Python console where you ask the person for a username and password or to create an account so if they don't have an account they can make one you ask them for an email username two passwords confirm those passwords are correct and then store that information in some kind of text file or database if you're real beginner I'd recommend it's using a text file and then you can allow the user to log in as well so maybe you have a page that says like would you like to create an account or log in based on what they type they have those options and then it's gonna save that information and validate every time they log in against the text file now the next project that I recommend you guys work on is some kind of card game now these ones can be a bit more advanced depending on what game you pick but two card games that I usually like to recommend are blackjack or rummy now you might not know where rummy is but if you look it up you'll kind of see how that works and you can obviously make modifications to it based on whatever you like but I actually use blackjack in my program of course which you can find down below right now for 35% off as the final project so it suits really nicely as a beginner project to work on now project three that I like to work on is something with Excel spreadsheets now this is less of a very specific project but just making you guys aware that there actually is a module with Python that allows you to read and write to Excel spreadsheets now this is super easy to learn I picked it up myself in about 15-20 minutes and using this you can create some really cool applications and one of the ones that I made with it is something that tracks my expenses so super basic but essentially you just type into the command prompt what the expense was how much it cost and whatever day it was on and then it will add that to an Excel spreadsheet and start keeping track for you and this is super easy to do and just a great beginner project it's also something nice to do you know if you're worried about saving money or all of that now with this excel sheet you can do all kinds of crazy stuff and the more advanced you are obviously the more crazy stuff you can do with this module but it's something I definitely recommend learning as it'll open up a ton of project ideas for you guys and I'll leave a link to that module in the description and the pinned comment alright so the next project that I recommend you guys work on is something for some of you graphics people out there and this is a turtle module now again less of a specific project but just a module and Python that's really nice to use and super easy to pick up I actually have some tutorials on it on my channel but essentially it allows you to just have a really basic kind of graphics that you can use in Python so you can visualize stuff you can draw nice pictures and something I've actually done with it is create what's called a turtle race now the turtle race that I had there's just a bunch of turtles lined up at the bottom of the screen when you hit go or you hit space they all start going up the screen and then keep track of which one won in a text file for scores so that's an idea of a project I've done with it you can do all kinds of cool stuff again I have tutorials on my channel if you'd like to check those out now the last project I recommend as a beginner and this one's more specific is tic-tac-toe now this one seems pretty straightforward and pretty easy but there's actually a lot of things to think about with this project you have to keep track of not only the players moves but the computers moves as well if you're going to play against a computer which is an option or you could play against another person you have to make sure that the person hasn't won yet or you have to check all those different lines which means you got to work with lists and that can be kind of challenging if you're a beginner and that's why I recommend it as well you have to make sure you're getting valid input for where the person's putting either an X or an O and then if you're playing against a computer you have to make sure that computers making either random moves or logical moves which means you have to have a little bit of an algorithm on picking those moves now I'm making the sound a little bit harder than it is but I do have some tutorials on my channel I'd recommend you guys try the project yourself first and then go look at those for some help but again feel free to check those out I'll leave a card right now all right so with that being said this has been a short video hopefully I gave you guys a few really simple ideas for some projects to work on with Python again if you can't think of anything I really recommend that you learn that excel module as well as the turtle module because they open up a whole list of possibilities for things that you can do and you can create some really useful applications so if you guys enjoyed the video make sure you leave a like to help me out and subscribe to the channel down below and I guess I will see you guys in another video\n"