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All you guys have some really great ideas about making Python programs. If I happen to take out some time for these, I am really gonna work on at least one of your suggested programs. 
Anyway, a very happy new year.
Anyway, a very happy new year.
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The "Chinese New Year" starts some day after January 20th and before February 20th, when the moon is at its lowest intensity. Write a Python program to show the intensity of the moon in its monthly cycle for a given monthly period.
No one died when Clinton lied.
Age calculator can be a small but good project...
Input date of birth from user : 04/22/1983
It program will output age (till today) as "25 Years 8 Months 15 Days".
Please make sure you test all case like for age < 1 Year or in month too... njoy
Input date of birth from user : 04/22/1983
It program will output age (till today) as "25 Years 8 Months 15 Days".
Please make sure you test all case like for age < 1 Year or in month too
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In case you are looking for a project that you can apply your newly learned OOP concepts to, here is one suggestion:
Take a group of people and keep track of their personal information like first name, last name, gender, age, and let's say bowling score. You want to know who is the youngest bowler, who has the highest score, and is there an age-score relation.
Take a group of people and keep track of their personal information like first name, last name, gender, age, and let's say bowling score. You want to know who is the youngest bowler, who has the highest score, and is there an age-score relation.
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Crete a simple folder synchronization tool. It's not that difficult. I am still a beginner and I did it for my first project.
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{the os module is very useful for stuff like this}
{use a list to compare all the objects in the folder. Use the os.listdir(pathname) method for this purpose. If you use windows you can use the os.system command to pass commands to the command line and then copy file usin it}
{for two way synchronization simply swap the path for the source folder and destination folder. }
Good luck
Hints
{the os module is very useful for stuff like this}
{use a list to compare all the objects in the folder. Use the os.listdir(pathname) method for this purpose. If you use windows you can use the os.system command to pass commands to the command line and then copy file usin it}
{for two way synchronization simply swap the path for the source folder and destination folder. }
Good luck
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Write a slide show program that goes through image files in a given subdirectory with a set delay time.
No one died when Clinton lied.
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Write a module, it can be whatever you like, then fill it with lots of useful function and stuff that will be able to make you codeing quicker later!
Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot.
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Exploring the Natural Language Toolkit (NLTK) for Python sounds like a very interesting project!
See:
http://www.nltk.org/
See:
http://www.nltk.org/
May 'the Google' be with you!
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Work on the N-Queens chess board problem, where you have to place N number of queens on the board so none of them can attack each other. Solve for an increasing number of queens.
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I have list of friends of type "firstname lastname", something like this:
Your mission in Python is to sort these items by last name.
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