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Project Ideas for Python


Project Ideas for Python


Well , python is an extremely versatile language , several different types of projects can be made in python from Graphical user interfaces to Web apps. It being a language with a very extensive standard library has a lot of potential.
Project Ideas:
  1. Web Development
    Using python frameworks like Django , Flask , Web2py etc ,a web application or a website can be developed very easily. But to make a project first you will have to learn the framework you choose.
    Frameworks :

Website Ideas :
  • Notes app
  • Blog
  • To do list
  • Voting App
  • Twitter Clone (fairly complex)


  • Games
    Python can be used to develop games using pygame
    • . It is very simple to write games in python in pygame and really anyone with basic python skills can get a game up and running in a very short time.
    Game examples :
    • Flappy Bird
    • 2048
    • Tic-Tac-Toe


  • Desktop GUI (Graphical User Interface) Applications :
    Python has several libraries and frameworks for making GUIs but Tkinter is the easiest and the most efficient one and any terminal application you create can be made into a gui using Tkinter
    Tkinter Tutorial
  • Data Science
    Python is being widely used for data science these days as Machine Learning and Artificial intelligence is all the rage. This answer on quora is quite comprehensive and should be enough to get you started -
    Read Michael Li's answer to What are good ways to get started with data science for a complete novice? on Quora

  • General projects -
    Try implementing common command line tools like cd(change directory), ls(list files) etc. Basically, a nice idea is to integrate all these commands into one program that behaves like pseudo(false) - terminal ofcourse it doesn't need to be as powerful the actual terminal is but just a minimum viable product(MVP).
    Also, network programming is fun and not as difficult as it seems. Python simplifies things so it's quite easy to implement a chat application that works from the terminal. Tutorials can be easily found with a google search. 
  • Web scraping
    This is my personal favorite because it's fun. If you've even minimal experience with HTML, I recommend web scraping. These should help get you started -
    Link to article
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