#๐ Anyone have any cool intermediate python project ideas?
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Mandelbrot Set explorers (what I used to create my avatar) are a personal favorite of mine. It blends math, large data processing, and graphics.
How much do you need to know to do something like that?
Maybe im at a beginner level lmao
You'd want to have some knowledge of a library like PIL to draw images, and Tkinter to display an interface, but it's otherwise not too hard.
Even I'm also looking out for some projects
I don't know all that yet, im learning PyQt rn but thats about it
You'd use that instead of Tkinter, so you're already part way there.
Anyway, it was just a suggestion. I like the project because it involves many aspects of languages, and gives really pretty end results.
!kindling
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a text editor similar to the java written windows one
a drawing app (and then save)
a game (whatever that could be)
a learning app
@digital valley How would i go about processing images in vscode?
you put in some facts to learn as flashcards
it "flash card" learns them and records how many times you've been successful
it writes this to a file so it'll keep up to date even if you stop the program
or a database
and then it'll keep a track of how long since you learned something
The IDE doesn't matter. You'd just use a library like PIL like I mentioned.
and then do ebbinghaus based timings of the information
Or, sorry, Pillow, not PIL
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