Welcome to my collection of Python projects! This repository contains a variety of small to medium-sized Python projects that I've built to sharpen my programming skills and explore fun programming concepts.
🚀 Built Alongside My Python Learning Notes
These projects complement my Python learning journey.
🧠 Want to dive into the concepts and notes behind the code?
📘 Check out my companion notes repository: Notes Repository
| Project Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Fake Headline Generator | Generates realistic fake news headlines |
| Number Guessing Game | Classic number guessing game with input prompts |
| QR Code Generator | Generates QR codes from input text |
| Quiz Game | Interactive quiz game with scoring |
| Rock Paper Scissor | Classic Rock-Paper-Scissor game |
| Word Guess | Word guessing game similar to Hangman |
| Timed Math Challenge | A fast-paced Python game with 10 random math problems. Test your speed and accuracy while practicing arithmetic in a fun way. |
| PIG Dice Roll Game | A fun, turn-based Python game for 2 - 4 players based on the classic Pig dice game. Great for practicing loops, conditionals, and input handling in a competitive setting. |
| Password Manager | A beginner-friendly Python CLI tool to securely store and encrypt passwords using the cryptography library (Fernet). Features master password protection, adding and viewing passwords, and clean input handling. |
| Mad Libs Generator | Fun console game that generates silly stories using user inputs and random templates. Features input validation and replayability. |
Each project is contained in its own folder with a dedicated README.md explaining how to run the code, required dependencies, and features.
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Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/Toshaksha/python-projects.git
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Navigate to a project folder:
cd python-projects/number_guess_game -
Follow the instructions in the project’s
README.mdto run the code.
- Python 3.x
- Standard libraries
- Minimal third-party packages (if any; listed per project)
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Feel free to use, modify, and share - just give credit where it’s due.
Feel free to connect or reach out:
- GitHub: @Toshaksha
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/Toshaksha
⭐ Thanks for checking out my projects! More to come soon. Stay tuned 🚀