This repository is a collection of simple yet practical Python projects, showcasing the versatility of Python in real-world applications. Each project focuses on fundamental programming concepts like calculations, data manipulation, and interactive interfaces, making it perfect for learning and experimenting with Python.
This repository contains a collection of Python mini projects. Below is a list of the projects included:
| No. | Name | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Age Calculator | Calculates a person's age based on their date of birth. | Explore |
| 02 | Calculator | Performs basic arithmetic operations. | Explore |
| 03 | Digital Whiteboard | A virtual whiteboard for drawing and sketching. | Explore |
| 04 | Expense Tracker | Tracks and manages daily expenses. | Explore |
| 05 | Rock, Paper, Scissors | Play the classic game against a computer. | Explore |
| 06 | Simple Contact Book | Store and manage contacts with names and numbers. | Explore |
| 07 | Snake Game | A classic Snake game implementation in Python. | Explore |
| 08 | Student Management System | Manages student records, including adding, editing, and deleting students. | Explore |
| 09 | To-Do List Application | Organize tasks efficiently in a simple to-do list app. | Explore |
| 10 | Text to Speech | Converts text into spoken audio. | Explore |
| 11 | Translate | Translates text between different languages. | Explore |
| 12 | Unit Converter | Converts between different units like length, weight, and temperature. | Explore |
| 13 | Weather App | Displays real-time weather updates for any location. | Explore |
| 14 | Word Count Tool | Counts words and characters in a given text input. | Explore |
Follow these steps to explore and use this repository effectively:
Clone the repository to your local machine using the following command:
git clone https://github.com/Aditya82080/Python-Mini-Projects.gitAlternatively, you can download the repository as a ZIP file and extract it.
Once cloned, navigate to the project directory:
cd Python-Mini-Projects/<Project Name>Each mini-project is stored in its own directory. You can browse through the folders to find the projects of interest. Each folder contains:
- A Python file (
*.py) with the source code for the project. - A
README.mdfile (if available) with a brief description of the project.
To run a specific project:
- Open a terminal or command prompt.
- Navigate to the project directory, e.g.,
cd Project-Name - Run the Python file using:
python project_name.py
Replace project_name.py with the actual file name.
Feel free to modify the projects to experiment with the code and add new features. To edit a project:
- Open the project file in your favorite code editor (e.g., VSCode, PyCharm, or Sublime Text).
- Make your changes and save the file.
- Run the project to test your changes.
Before running the projects, ensure you have:
- Python installed (version 3.x is recommended). You can download it from python.org.
- Basic knowledge of Python programming.