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Beginner Python Projects — Looking for Feedback

Hi everyone! I'm a beginner learning Python, and I recently built two small projects:

Number Guessing Game

Stone Paper Scissors Game

These were some of my first projects, and I mainly built them to practice Python basics, user input, conditionals, loops, and randomization.

I'd really appreciate feedback from more experienced Python programmers. What could I improve in terms of code structure, readability, or functionality?

I'm here to learn, so constructive criticism is very welcome!

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u/parth3319 — 5 days ago
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Beginner Python Projects — Looking for Feedback

Hi everyone! I'm 14 and a beginner learning Python. I recently built two small projects:

Number Guessing Game

Stone Paper Scissors Game

These were some of my first projects, and I mainly built them to practice Python basics, user input, conditionals, loops, and randomization.

I'd really appreciate feedback from more experienced Python programmers. What could I improve in terms of code structure, readability, or functionality?

I'm here to learn, so constructive criticism is very welcome!

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u/parth3319 — 5 days ago
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Hi everyone! I'm 14 currently learning Python, and I recently built two versions of a calculator project.

From Calculator v1.0 to v2.0 — Looking for Feedback

#Calculator v1.0

This was my first version, focused on implementing basic arithmetic operations.

#Calculator v2.0

After working on the first version, I tried to improve the project by focusing on:

•Better code structure

•Improved user interaction

•Input validation

•Handling invalid inputs

The projects are available here: https://github.com/mparth2808-sudo/Parth-Python-Projects

The second version was mainly an opportunity for me to take what I learned from v1.0 and improve the code.

I'd really appreciate an honest review of my projects. What did I do well, and what could I improve in terms of structure, readability, validation, or Python practices?

I'm still learning, so constructive criticism is very welcome!

u/parth3319 — 6 days ago