Hi! 👋 My name is Aziz, I’m 14 years old, and I’m a high school student learning Python and Web Development.
This repository contains my first Python projects — simple but fun exercises to practice programming basics.
- Calculator 1 – a basic arithmetic calculator (add, subtract, multiply, divide).
- Calculator 2 ("Random Python Project") – greets the user, collects information, and performs arithmetic based on user status.
- Weight Converter – converts between kilograms and pounds.
- Temperature Converter – converts Celsius ↔ Fahrenheit.
- Madlibs Game – a fun word game that builds a story from user inputs.
- Shopping Cart Program – calculates total cost of items based on price and quantity.
- Logical Operators Example – demonstrates
and,or, andnotconditions in Python.
These projects helped me practice:
- Variables and data types
- User input and output
- Conditional statements (
if,elif,else) - Arithmetic operations
- Logical operators (
and,or,not) - Writing structured Python programs
- Python 3 – basic syntax, operators, and input/output
- Problem-solving with step-by-step logic
- Structuring code with clear comments
- Debugging beginner errors
- Making code readable and user-friendly
I’m looking to expand my Python skills by building:
- Mini games (tic-tac-toe, number guessing game)
- More advanced calculators (like BMI calculator, loan calculator)
- File handling programs (saving user data, reading/writing files)
- Simple automation scripts (e.g., text-based to-do list)
- Learning functions and modules to make my code more organized
My-Python-Projects/ ├── LICENSE ├── README.md └── projects/ ├── calculator1.py ├── calculator2_random_project.py ├── weight_converter.py ├── temperature_converter.py ├── madlibs.py ├── shopping_cart.py └── logical_operators.py
I’d love to know:
- How to make my code more Pythonic
- Any ideas for new beginner projects I should try next
- Tips for organizing and improving beginner repositories
Thanks for checking out my code! 🚀
I hope my projects inspire other beginners to start coding too! 🐍
© 2025 Mohammed Aziz Khan.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.