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Python Simple Projects This repository contains beginner-friendly Python projects created to practice core programming concepts and logic building. These projects are ideal for students, beginners, and first-time GitHub users.

Projects Included

  1. To-Do List Application. A console-based program where users can manage daily tasks. Location: todo-list/todo.py Features: Add, View, Update, and Delete tasks. Concepts: Lists, Dictionaries, Functions, and CRUD operations.

  2. Simple Calculator. A basic calculator for arithmetic operations. Location: simple-calculator/calculator.py Features: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division. Concepts: Functions, User input, and Conditional logic.

  3. Greeting Program. A script that greets the user based on the current time. Location: greeting-program/greeting.py Features: Automatically detects the hour and displays an appropriate greeting. Concepts: Time module and Conditional statements.

  4. KBC Quiz Game. A trivia game with multiple-choice questions and score tracking. Location: kbc-quiz-game/kbc_quiz.py Concepts: Loops, Iteration, and Logic building.

  5. Secret Language. A project featuring message encoding and decoding functionality. Location: secret-language/secret_language.py Concepts: String manipulation and Functions.

How to Run the Projects: -Ensure Python is installed on your system. -Clone this repository. -Open your terminal or command prompt. -Navigate to the project folder and run: python filename.py.

-Purpose of This Repository 1.Practice Python fundamentals. 2.Understand logic building. 3.Learn CRUD operations. 4.Maintain consistency on GitHub.

-Technologies Used Python

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This repository contains beginner-friendly Python projects created while practicing Python basics. Each project focuses on core concepts like conditions, loops, lists, functions, and simple logic building.

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