I just finished learning the basics of python, I need a project

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>>56375506
Rewrite the program called Wings3d so that it is entirely in Python.

>>56375506
Write a tool that synchronizes two KeepassX databases. Bonus points for integrating with git and KeepassX itself.

>>56375506
Write an interpreter for a scripting language that uses really weird symbols like the alchemy runes as keywords and operators.

Then, embed this interpreter into the software of your workplace and write big, critical parts in it.

>>56375506
Don't listen to any fag in this thread. Come up with some basic idea (ex. mp3 player) and start googling. Don't just copy and paste but try to understand and write your own code. Just accept that it will become a total clusterfuck at some point and you will come up with better ways to write/design pretty much everything you've done so far. That's a good thing and in the best case you'll have a highly customized piece of software just for you.

It sounds vague because it is. I was in your "I know how to code but wut now" -limbo for years before I realized this. "Start building" sounds corny as fuck but it is pretty much the best way to learn.

You might also find yourself bored and uninterested pretty soon. Just keep hammering at it for a couple of hours a day. Make a schedule. It gets interesting when it starts making sense.

>>56376796
Don't listen to that fuck.

>>56375506
Make a reddit spambot that can create new accounts and switch between them to post copypasta

>>56377334
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