Welcome to my Python Projects Repository! This repository contains a collection of mini-projects and experiments I’ve created to explore and improve my Python programming skills. Each project is an example of practical Python applications.
This repository is a showcase of small Python projects that demonstrate various concepts, ranging from beginner to intermediate levels. It includes mini-games, utilities, and explorations of Python's features.
| Project Name | Description | Key Concepts |
|---|---|---|
| Wordle | A Python version of the popular Wordle game. | Loops, String Handling |
| Number Guessing Game | A guessing game where users try to find a secret number. | Input/Output, Logic |
| Fonts | A collection of custom font assets used in projects. | Asset Management |
| IMAGES | A directory containing image files for use in projects. | Resource Handling |
| Mini Python Projects | A folder containing various small Python programs. | Mixed Concepts |
| Random Files | A directory for miscellaneous resources or drafts. | Experimentation |
- Python: The primary programming language.
- Libraries:
- Standard Libraries:
random,os, etc. - Additional libraries (if applicable for specific projects).
- Standard Libraries:
- Development Tools: Text editor or IDE such as VSCode.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/mitchelony/Python-Beginner-Projects.git
- Navigate to the desired project directory:
cd python-projects/<project-folder>
- Run the Python file:
python <filename>.py
License
This repository is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and distribute the code with proper attribution.
Notes • IMAGES and Fonts: Ensure that required resources like fonts or images are in the correct directories for projects that depend on them. • Mini Python Projects: This folder includes additional smaller Python experiments and utilities.
Feel free to update this README as you add new projects or modify the existing ones. Let me know if you’d like further assistance!
Copy and paste this directly into your README.md file! Let me know if you need additional help.