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What are some cool Python projects I can do to practice? I'm a little unfamiliar with the syntax but it's nothing I can't pick up. I just want something to do as a learning experience that isn't super time consuming
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Make a program to send HTTP requests to your favourite site, like a bot.
I'd suggest recreating a program someone has released in this section without looking at the code, but if you get stuck you can always peak at what they got.
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Well it really depends on your skill level for intermediate level try these-
  1. Use feedparser module to parse rss feeds from your favourite site.Reddit has a great feature for it just add .rss at end of an reddit thred url.

  2. Now dive a little deeper try urllib to fetch images from a list of image urls.

  3. Try sending post request to different web forms.


well as u can see these are fundamentals of building bots, coz they can be pretty interesting which will help you in learning.

PM me for any code example requests
Hello,
You can try this it's from very easy to more complicated :
-Higher or lower game
-Bruteforce script with testing password
-Sockets
-Create a CONSOLE game you can save and reload where you were.

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