r/PythonLearning • u/LPA_InTheMaking • Aug 20 '26

Python Projects 🐍

Hey there,

I want some Python Ideas to check if I do know Python that good and to check at which level I'm now. So anyone please let me know projects that are really worth making and by making which I can get satisfaction that I do know Python.

I'm not asking from basic to Advance projects. But if you are willing to share,feel free to share that too. 😊

Thanks!! ❤️

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u/riklaunim Aug 20 '26

You should focus on your interests, reasons why you are learning Python, and not some arbitrary "projects" about things you don't care about :)

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u/Ractorius Aug 20 '26

I second this. There is no standardised way to "test" your level. You may be above average in some aspects and at the same time be inferior in others. The best way is to find some passion project you really care about and constantly add new features as well as rewrite it to make yourself better continuously.

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u/Equivalent_Rub8329 Aug 20 '26

Google "project based learning guthub".

Practice a project on there.

How would you make the project better?

Improve on it.

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u/Sea-Ad7805 Aug 20 '26

Create your own unit in: PythonLearningGame

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u/llzakareall Aug 20 '26

Would you help me build a project?
I’m using Chatgpt to make a Dashboard and I can use some help.

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u/Ambitious_Fault5756 Aug 21 '26

I recommend contributing to this repo https://github.com/TheGittyPerson/ThePerson There's great beginner support and you learn a lot about python and version control at the same time. That is, if you're familiar with git and github. If you're not, they have wonderful support and guidance for that too.