Python projects you must try

 

Python projects you must try

The best way to learn programming language is to build project with it. Here are some python projects you must try.

Difficulty Level : Easy(I)

1. Send Automatic Emails using python
2. Defang IP address
3. Password authentication using python
4. Web scrapping to create a dataset
5. Resume Scanner
6. Merge sort algorithm
7. Pick a random card using python
8. Quartile deviation using python
9. Count character occurrences
10. Pyramid pattern using python

Difficulty Level : Easy(II)

11. Sequential Search
12. Swap variables using python
13. Sorting NumPy Arrays
14. Validate anagrams
15. Create tables with python
16. Recursive binary search
17. Dijkstra's algorithm using python
18. Hash tables using python
19. Queues using python
20. Validate a binary search tree

Difficulty Level : Intermediate

1. Visualize a neural network using python
2. Bias and variance using python
3. Get live weather updates using python
4. Count objects in image using python
5. Scrape trending news using python
6. Real-time stock price data visualization using python
7. OTP verification using python
8. Choropleth map with python
9. Egg catcher game
10. Extract country details

Difficulty Level : Hard

1. Convert text to numberical data
2. AUC and ROC using python
3. Interactive language translator
4. Maximum profit finder
5. Language detection
6. Histogram and density plots with python
7. Radar plot with python
8. Create a chatbot with python
9. Stopwords removal
10. Unicode characters removal

 

 

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