🔒 inovative project ideas

[lyric sun]

through python basic not advances

[weary ether]

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[tranquil jewel]

What sort of things have you already made?

[lyric sun]

Nothing 😭

Recommend me something

I want for my uni project

It should be innovative 💡

[tranquil jewel]

You haven't written any code?

[lyric sun]

I now basics

@tranquil jewel like i have written some codes

[tranquil jewel]

unfortunately, you're going to have to do basic projects before you're ready to jump into some "innovative" projects

Innovation happens by identifying areas that could use improvement. That needs to be up to you to find these areas.

[lyric sun]

Atleast can u recommend some innovative project

My university is cooked

[tranquil jewel]

Find a project that exists and think of ways to improve on it

[lyric sun]

Its just been 2 weeks here they are saying to finalize the project

[tranquil jewel]

2 weeks is way too early to begin on a serious project

[lyric sun]

Do u know some i am new 😭

[tranquil jewel]

!kindling

[weary ether]

Kindling Projects

The Kindling projects page contains a list of projects and ideas programmers can tackle to build their skills and knowledge.

[lyric sun]

Okie thanks

[round tree]

if you want to work on something bigger make smaller sections with what you need to learn before you can apply to the big project, like for example if you wanted to make a bigger project like minesweeper, you'd need to learn:
random numbers, lists, functions, recursive functions, loops, random x,y coordinates, printing the game, getting player input -> x,y coordinates
and so on, you can easily do the small projects and you slowly build up the knowledge to make the bigger project, or when you're stuck on something make a smaller test project where you learn a new feature and you implement that into your game/bigger project

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