This is a collection of all the projects I've made while learning Python. You can find different types of projects here, like games, creative apps, and helpful scripts.
Each project has its own folder, and each one has its own file with more details and demos.
This section contains all of my interactive games built using Python libraries like turtle or through console-based logic.
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Monster Brawl Game
A simple console game where you select a monster and battle it out in a turn-based fight. -
Rock Paper Scissors
A classic game of Rock, Paper, Scissors played against the computer. -
Catch the Turtle Game 🐢
A fast and fun game made with the turtle graphics tool. The goal is to click on a turtle that moves around the screen to get points. The game has a timer and a score to make it more exciting. -
The Snake Game
A modern take on the classic arcade game, built with Python's turtle module. -
Air Hockey Game 🏒
A classic two-player air hockey game built with Python'sturtlelibrary. -
Turtle Crossing Game
A classic arcade-style game where you guide a turtle across a busy highway and avoiding cars
This section showcases projects that involve generating visuals or creating interactive drawing tools.
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Interactive Turtle Drawing App 🐢
An application that allows users to create drawings using simple commands in the Turtle graphics library. -
Random Hex Color Generator A simple application that generates random hexadecimal color codes and displays them.
This section has simple, helpful programs that get a job done.
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100 Days of Code Counter
A small script to track my progress through the popular "100 Days of Code" challenge. -
Unit Converter
This project is to create a program that can convert a value from one unit of measurement to another -
To-Do List
This is a simple, command-line To-Do List application built with Python. It allows users to manage their daily tasks by providing a simple text-based interface to add, view, and remove items from a list.
Each project is in its own folder, so they are easy to run on their own.
- Get the code: First, you need to copy this whole project to your computer. Use the command line and type this:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/your-repository-name.git cd your-repository-name
- Go to a project: Move into the folder of the project you want to run.
# Example: To go to the Monster Brawl Game folder cd monster-brawl-game
- Run the program: Then, you can run the main file of the project.
python monster_brawl.py