[Axlip]

Hey guys!
I've recently learned the basics of python and created a simple guessing game. I was wondering what are some projects that are easy to build and can steadily expand my knowledge with coding python.

[Mr.Kurd]

I do Java and learnt a lot from coding hacking tools special rats and bots...

[Bish0pQ]

Well it depends on what you need actually. Most python script's I've code I've made to make things easier for me. Automatic notifications, check if the resources on my website are online, notify me when the price changes of a cryptocurrency. Things like that, also you don't have to code something unique.

They're a million proxy checkers out there for example but it doesn't hurt try coding one yourself. While it will probably not be the best one out there, you'll still learn from it.

[D@rk TruTH]

I also started learning python about a month ago....... For practise purpose i created scripts like admin panel finder., sql injection finder, omegle bot.....

[m0dem]

Like you, one of my first programs was a guessing game.  Although other people have suggested moving on to more "advanced" programs such as "hacking" tools, I would recommend you take your time.  It's more profitable to make a simple program right than a complex program half-right.
Learn some simple web scraping: a nice beginner project is to scrape a bot-friendly web page and process the data you have collected.
Take this page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_co...emperature
Grab the necessary data and calculate the average temperature of the whole world.
It may not be glorious, but it'll be satisfying.  

https://www.dataquest.io/blog/web-scrapi...al-python/

If you need any help, please do PM me.

Spoiler:

You may be also interested in ProjectEuler.  (math programming challenges)

[sab2r]

Hey guys!
I've recently learned the basics of python and created a simple guessing game. I was wondering what are some projects that are easy to build and can steadily expand my knowledge with coding python.

This is rather hard question that have no right or wrong answers. I will suggest you dig into areas/category of computing(#ArtificialIntelligence/#MachineLearning #Cryptography, #Web #SystemsProgramming #MachineVision etc...) that most attracts, excite and constantly motivates you. In essence pick a project in the area you are most attracted to.

[m0dem]

Yes, like @sab2r said, do something that interests you.
Do you have an "end goal"?

[D@rk TruTH]

Hey guys!
I've recently learned the basics of python and created a simple guessing game. I was wondering what are some projects that are easy to build and can steadily expand my knowledge with coding python.

If you want we can work on some projects together

[Blink]

Hm...

You could make some web bots, or an instant massanger, or a simple RAT...

[Inori]

Depends on what route you want to take. To name a few options:
Algorithms and data structure: Project Euler
Networking: chat program (additionally, this)
App development: text editor