🔒 Anyone got any good python ideas for beginners

[noble charm]

I know that the Reddit has some aswell

[trail mountain]

@noble charm

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[fluid portal]

!kin

[trail mountain]

Kindling Projects

The Kindling projects page on Ned Batchelder's website contains a list of projects and ideas programmers can tackle to build their skills and knowledge.

[fluid portal]

^ is this what you are referring to?

[noble charm]

uh yes

i think

[fluid portal]

Alrighty - check them out and see what resonates with you :)

Feel free to ask any other questions you might have

[noble charm]

I've been on build your own X but all of the projects seem complex

[fluid portal]

Try some of the Koans then - or the challenges sections

[noble charm]

My code is looking like uh

import webbrowser

# List of URLS
urls = {
    "Youtube": "https://www.youtube.com/",
    "Ebay": "https://www.ebay.co.uk/",
    "ChatGPT": "https://chat.openai.com/"
}
print("Hello, welcome to the shortcut app!\n")
print("Before we start, would you like to add a custom link?")

custom = input("Yes or no: \n")

if custom.lower() == "yes":
    custom_name = input("Enter the name you would like us to refer to the site as: ")
    custom_url = input("Enter the URL of the site: ")
    urls[custom_name] = custom_url
    print(f"Custom link {custom_name} added.\n")

else:
    print("Okay!")

# Ask the user what link they want to open?

print("Choose from the following options: -")
for url in urls.keys():
    print(f"\t {url}")


choice = input("Enter your choice: ")
print(f"you have chosen: {choice}")

if choice.lower() == "all":
    for url in urls.values():
        webbrowser.open(url)
else:
    keyFound = False
    for urlKey in urls.keys():
        if choice.lower() == urlKey.lower():
            print(f"opening url [{urls.get(urlKey)}]")
            webbrowser.open(urls.get(urlKey))
            keyFound = True
            print(f"Opening choice: {choice}")

    if not keyFound:
        print(f"Could not find option [{choice}] ")

if that gives you han idea of where I am at

[fluid portal]

are you having any issue?

[noble charm]

no just giving you an idea of where I am at so I can find the best uh project

but I dont know how defonitons work...

[fluid portal]

oh, you mean like def ?

to create a function?

[trail mountain]

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[fluid portal]

Weird. Very well

[trail mountain]

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