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I’m excited to share that the updated version of my Python calculator project is now complete!This was one of my very first practice projects, and reaching version 0.2 feels like an important milestone in my learning journey. In this new version, the core math operations are now handled by separate functions, which makes the code […]

This is one of my favorite little projects — not because it’s complex or impressive, but because it actually makes me smile. The idea came from a simple thought: what if I could make my computer say something nice to me every day? So I built this tiny Python script. It asks for my name,

When I first started playing around with lists and conditions in Python, I wanted to create something that felt more useful than just “print this” or “loop that”.I wanted to write a small program that could take a few numbers from the user — then analyze them. That’s how this little project was born. The

When you’re just starting out in programming, there’s something incredibly satisfying about turning a simple idea into working code. One of the first games I wanted to build in Python was the classic: Rock, Paper, Scissors. Not a graphical version. Not something with sounds or animations.Just a good old-fashioned text-based console game, where I could

When I first started learning Python, one of the first things I wanted to build was a calculator. Not because I couldn’t just use the one on my phone — but because I wanted to really understand how a computer processes input, performs logic, and gives output. So I sat down and began piecing together