Quick tip: For the QR code scanner to work smoothly, set the background color of the QR code to white or a brighter shade. I Spent 5-6 hours figuring this out.
ChatGPT has actually been such a blessing to learn coding with - though, it does mess up writing it’s own code quite frequently, but it’s excellent for identifying the errors within my code
ChatGPT is really good for figuring out OK (not good, but good enough) ways to implement something... just don't rely it on too much or you'll end up not learning anything
C# is a great first language. I think c++ is more practical for a lot of things though. They are quite different, but learning a language like c# will help you later with other languages
Same here lmao. I learned C# first and made games, GUI's. But then in College went to Python which was much easier, now I am learning Java. Imo I think Python Is the perfect language for back-end stuff at home. Tonight I'm hoping to make some scripts on my school laptop.
Should learn java first, I know that OOP can be annoying, but if you get good at java two things will happen: 1. It'll be easier C# 2. You'll love more C#
I am actually trying to implement a qr code generator actually from scratch and it isn't that bad. Still quite difficult since you need to fiddle around with a lot of error correction shit which includes a lot of number theory.
I did it before. The process is pretty well documented, so it isn't that hard. The hardest part is understanding some of the math and, implementation itself isn't that hard.
I imagined a choose your adventure game (or an interactive story) it's a pretty fun project cos it requires barely any programming but you can make full blown art + the basic version (track state, read input, change state and print text based on input) can be expanded really easily: you can add a complex system like earning money, a store, learning spells, developing relationship with different characters (basically just track a bunch of variables, more than just the "chapter"/state of the game), you can add GUI (and here you can go crazy with graphic effects) to turn it into a visual novel a similar project would be a rougelike or just any dungeon crawler (even with premade maps, but similar logic and possible to make with just ncurses / console "graphics" and only keyboard input)
You're shorts somehow makes python look sooo easy and idk the environment of you're ide it's so clean ,i can force myself to keep learning python because of you're amazing shorts else i get burntout by some average 20 minute video or even the full course that last hours
For the file organizer, instead of repeating folder names against each extension, you can create a dictionary where the key is the folder name, and the corresponding value is a list of file extensions that should be moved to that folder.
The issue is that when given a file, you already have the file extension and it is much easier to write the rest of the program with known values as the keys in a dictionary.
Dude! I am a Global navigation satellite system scientist and you and intently are my inspiration. Because of you guys I started a python channel where I share coding tutorials that are GNSS oriented 🎉🎉🎉
It's usually much easier to use pathlib to work with file paths instead of the os module. Pathlib abstracts away a lot of the differences between Windows/Unix/Mac
Rational units: imagine trying to be exact when you don't have any tools available. Egotists slotted themselves into having 1 unit of measure, we use both and only the accurate one when accuracy is absolutely required.
@@imfrommars7362 Hello, the main packages that I used were cv2 to display the image, qrcode to generate and read QR codes, and numpy to read image data. I could send the source code if you’re interested
My super Secret for better looking UI in Python is EEL, i don't know a lot of People that even heard of EEL, but its awesome. But i mostly user ElectronJS for UI and run Python in the Background.
Thanks.. i thoughy about file manager app is one of great startup to learn,build & keep improving With relatable stress,focus,health issues & poor support,need to get a job,lack of money,i can't focus much on anything.. Gotta learn hiw to put these into custom plugins,libraries in any mobile,desktop apps we create in future (just use,calling them) like multiple programming language using technique as polyglot.. Hope you all well 😃🌟✨🙌 (28th comment,3.7+k likes,20,747 view) 05.04.2023 08:40 pm ist
Proudly use chatgpt when I am stuck coding. 100x easier to just copy and paste to the AI & ask if it notices any problems. Saves hell of debugging hours. Only problem is code length
yes exactly, people thought that you have to making up the entire python and libraries Documentation in your head, or else you're an idiot with mental defect. i don't understand this type of High schooler mentality. it's just a waste of time, basically in the real world, you only have 2 weeks sprint and you have to use everything in your disposal to make things happen.
Copilot will ease this pain. But you Always can separate your code and use part 1 if you memorized write read. And then you ask for your problem and so on.
There's nothing wrong with using ChatGPT, but the point of these projcts seem to be to learn python, and so you probably will learn more if you grind through it yourself. Kinda like how kids arent given calculators while learnig arithmetics
If you just want a single size it's not that hard, you can basically just calculate the error correction and use a look up table on each character of the string to select which pixel to turn black.
i once wrote python program that add exif data or encoded data based on filename, bcos i sync my photo folder to my phone. Having it identify right date and sort it is a blessing.
For #1 you can use mimetypes instead of extension, which classifies things as audio, video, image, text, font or application, though you'd have to create special cases for like pdf and doc, which are application/pdf and application/doc, it is a lot easier for pictures and audio rathere than list all the formats.
Honestly as someone who just began to code using python asking ai to figure out a math equation then use python to execute a virtual simulation of the outcome is crazy, seems like you can just tell Al what to write and fix as you go
the one i made which i use the most is a script that scales down images when i paste them into a chat so its the maximum size supported. with this i can just share screenshots of my 4k screen on steam or discord without anymore clicks
Try to make a program that gives you the number of seconds since a certain date without an import without going crazy. Tom scott has a video on it, basically there's been so much changes and things like leap seconds that it's extremely hard to do accurately.
I hate the way you did the freedom unit converter because it reminds me of this video of a guy making a Fahrenheit to Celsius converter in ARM assembly and he wanted to do (F-32)*5/9 and he was going to do multiply by 5/9 not multiply by 5 and then divide by 9 and he was hating about there being zero floating point on the processor he was using and I was so angry cause he didn't realize he could save any decimals for the last step and do like a mixed fraction or anything like that but no he had to multiply by 5/9 not multiply by 5 and then divide by 9
How does a beginner like me even begin with these projects? I haven't even learnt about this do I have to do more tutorials? To understand what I must do I'm lost.
My first project was encrypting file and trying to hide the key just like a ramsonware but my program was badly coded I actually couldn't decrypt some files, I ended up deleting my own files but thank god I just downloaded some random shit for testing like with files like .txt, .bin, .csv, .jpeg etc. But that project really thought me alot of things like not giving on finding your own ways to get around your problem.
1) it's too simple in win, I always keep it organised, for some automation could be few powershell commands, interesthing, but not needed 2) I have mobile app, don't need it 3) I already done it. But man still cool ideas, if you have some stenography ideas I always like to play with those, not lsb thought, it's well known, I need new ideas, I bet you tryed it sometimes, if not try, it's really fun
@b001 I actually built the first one nearly one month ago, it, but instead of running it repeatly, I made a process of it, which can watch multiple directories with config file in YAML and you can also ignore some files with specific file extensions.
@carlospc22 Never heard of Russia? Anything that dosent explicitly suck Putins cock and balls is immiedtly banned, some old Russian State Duma member probably heard that ChatGPT said that war is a bad thing or smth.
Please for the love of all things holy do a password manager with encryption. Preferably show us how to make the passwords encrypted either with imports or flat out making an encryption algorithm. I’ve been working on this project for 4 days now and the encryption is killing me lol
Make a new universe
Python: import universe
that's why i hate python😂
not how this works but sure. XD
@@webdevil6354 that's why I love python
from matter import universe
from * import *
That file organizer seems like a good idea
Facts Man..
Agreed but I would have the map reversed. Videos : MP4,wmv,mov , not a dictionary entry for each extension
@@Grahamaan27original dictionary makes the program simple and time complexity will be lower
It's more scalable and uses the dict properly @@Grahamaan27
This was the day, I ran out of memory.
Quick tip: For the QR code scanner to work smoothly, set the background color of the QR code to white or a brighter shade. I Spent 5-6 hours figuring this out.
Thanks man
Appreciated
good
🫡
ChatGPT has actually been such a blessing to learn coding with - though, it does mess up writing it’s own code quite frequently, but it’s excellent for identifying the errors within my code
ima try and use it thx
It sucks at identifying errors.
@@RemoteAccessGG we know, thats what ur supposed to do
@@muslimgamerrr9479😂😂
ChatGPT is really good for figuring out OK (not good, but good enough) ways to implement something... just don't rely it on too much or you'll end up not learning anything
File organizer sounds interesting. I have all downloads in a single folder, so this could be a good change to organize all my download files.
Me: Is trying to learn C# as my first language
Also me: Watches videos about Python
C# is a great first language. I think c++ is more practical for a lot of things though. They are quite different, but learning a language like c# will help you later with other languages
@@simpilot001 Yeah I prefer Unity over Unreal Engine so I chose C#
Same here lmao. I learned C# first and made games, GUI's. But then in College went to Python which was much easier, now I am learning Java.
Imo I think Python Is the perfect language for back-end stuff at home. Tonight I'm hoping to make some scripts on my school laptop.
I learn c++ in school but I would like to learn pyhton or js on the vacation
Should learn java first, I know that OOP can be annoying, but if you get good at java two things will happen:
1. It'll be easier C#
2. You'll love more C#
#4 make a game that uses the package os to remove system32 if the user loses
russian roulette?
@@c-q-t guess the number
that's very insteresting to be honest
Then send the game to a friend
💀
Don't create a qr generator from scratch you may go insane
probably, but it ain't fun to create a qr code generator *by importing an already existing qr code generator*
I am actually trying to implement a qr code generator actually from scratch and it isn't that bad. Still quite difficult since you need to fiddle around with a lot of error correction shit which includes a lot of number theory.
I did it before. The process is pretty well documented, so it isn't that hard. The hardest part is understanding some of the math and, implementation itself isn't that hard.
theres a website that does that but i dont remeber it, i got it from fun cmd commands or smth idfk
I once tried to make a barcode generator i've never been the same ever since
It eventually worked though
Freedom Units always gets me. 😆 Subscribed
You came when I ran out of ideas, thanks ❤
Also, I made a project, it's a story with inputs for like the setting and the characters, it's really easy
You probably means Madlib Generator, it's a really popular project for beginners to make
Good Luck on your learning journey ✌️😸
I imagined a choose your adventure game (or an interactive story)
it's a pretty fun project cos it requires barely any programming but you can make full blown art + the basic version (track state, read input, change state and print text based on input) can be expanded really easily: you can add a complex system like earning money, a store, learning spells, developing relationship with different characters (basically just track a bunch of variables, more than just the "chapter"/state of the game), you can add GUI (and here you can go crazy with graphic effects) to turn it into a visual novel
a similar project would be a rougelike or just any dungeon crawler (even with premade maps, but similar logic and possible to make with just ncurses / console "graphics" and only keyboard input)
You're shorts somehow makes python look sooo easy and idk the environment of you're ide it's so clean ,i can force myself to keep learning python because of you're amazing shorts else i get burntout by some average 20 minute video or even the full course that last hours
Visual Studio Code 😉 Look at the top!
@@ThatOneSkywalker yes i do but not this clean btw i am not any expert in programming and neither idk about any settings of vs code
@@fevad1246 Just search for the thing you want 😉 I think you will find anything :)
@@anirudhmanojc.v3739 Agree 💯
Yes bro you have said absolutely right
That file organizer is an awesome idea, I have a bad habit of sticking everything in downloads
new favorite coding channel
Simplifying tasks yourself using scripting is actually a good idea.
For the file organizer, instead of repeating folder names against each extension, you can create a dictionary where the key is the folder name, and the corresponding value is a list of file extensions that should be moved to that folder.
The issue is that when given a file, you already have the file extension and it is much easier to write the rest of the program with known values as the keys in a dictionary.
These are good! I'll try this later! Thanks!
file organizer was awesome 💯
Dude! I am a Global navigation satellite system scientist and you and intently are my inspiration. Because of you guys I started a python channel where I share coding tutorials that are GNSS oriented 🎉🎉🎉
thats amazing
Awesome. Thank you!
You are the Best!!! Love Your Video!!
Bro the first project, i haven't even though about it, Thanks alot
Thank you for the Ideas
Nice idea, thanks i will try it
As someone who uses the imperial system I completely agree that we should switch
Officially, we've been metric since 1975, but the act declaring as such didn't require imperial units to be eliminated by any set date.
@@nigh_anxiety whos “we”
I actually started a project called "PySCOS", it's about an operating system (not really) that can make more things that windows can and can't do.
Cool ideas!
Hi, I've watched a lot of your shorts video. Can you make more about the os module and how to work with file system/path in python more clearly?😊
It's usually much easier to use pathlib to work with file paths instead of the os module. Pathlib abstracts away a lot of the differences between Windows/Unix/Mac
That Qr Code seems like a good idea
Print("hello world")
Congratulation
"print" to be exact
😂😅
Freedom units😂
Rational units: imagine trying to be exact when you don't have any tools available. Egotists slotted themselves into having 1 unit of measure, we use both and only the accurate one when accuracy is absolutely required.
Make qrcode, import qrcode. Python is the most realistic language i have ever seen😂 love it
Thanks 👍 bro it's easy and useful
I made a program that turns images into QR codes which it then is able to decode back into the image which was pretty fun.
how did you do that? i just started learning python and im curious as to what libraries you used
@@imfrommars7362 Hello, the main packages that I used were cv2 to display the image, qrcode to generate and read QR codes, and numpy to read image data. I could send the source code if you’re interested
Casually reads QR codes with my eyes and displays them with python.
Chat gpt is useful to study the qrcode package so you can build your own qr code generator.
My super Secret for better looking UI in Python is EEL, i don't know a lot of People that even heard of EEL, but its awesome.
But i mostly user ElectronJS for UI and run Python in the Background.
Thanks.. i thoughy about file manager app is one of great startup to learn,build & keep improving
With relatable stress,focus,health issues & poor support,need to get a job,lack of money,i can't focus much on anything..
Gotta learn hiw to put these into custom plugins,libraries in any mobile,desktop apps we create in future (just use,calling them) like multiple programming language using technique as polyglot..
Hope you all well 😃🌟✨🙌
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Proudly use chatgpt when I am stuck coding.
100x easier to just copy and paste to the AI & ask if it notices any problems.
Saves hell of debugging hours.
Only problem is code length
yes exactly, people thought that you have to making up the entire python and libraries Documentation in your head, or else you're an idiot with mental defect.
i don't understand this type of High schooler mentality.
it's just a waste of time,
basically in the real world, you only have 2 weeks sprint and you have to use everything in your disposal to make things happen.
Copilot will ease this pain.
But you Always can separate your code and use part 1 if you memorized write read.
And then you ask for your problem and so on.
There's nothing wrong with using ChatGPT, but the point of these projcts seem to be to learn python, and so you probably will learn more if you grind through it yourself. Kinda like how kids arent given calculators while learnig arithmetics
Ofc u won't face those problems but u won't be learning anything 😢
Unit converter is a nice idea
Aint no way I’m writing my own QR code library 💀
If you just want a single size it's not that hard, you can basically just calculate the error correction and use a look up table on each character of the string to select which pixel to turn black.
Fun c and c++ projects for beginners:
1) Write a programming language
2) Write an operating system
3) Write a C compiler to compile the above projects
i once wrote python program that add exif data or encoded data based on filename, bcos i sync my photo folder to my phone. Having it identify right date and sort it is a blessing.
I highly recomend to learn, how to work with aruments. Built-in module "argparse" is really good and helps to create terminal-oriented programms.
GUIs get me so amped!!!
Amazing memes👌👌
good ideas!❤
Awesome
Make a qr code without import-
Umpoxibal
Yo someone like this so i can cone back to it 😩
love it ❤❤❤❤❤
thank you
My fun python project idea is learning python
An American who wants to go metric… subscribed!
Love it
i really need a file organizer. Gonna do it!
When you said "can we switch to metric" as a guy from Europe i felt that
The fact you just pronounced it G-U-I made me shiver a bit. Do people actually say it that way? :D
I had a professor pronounce it 'gooey' in college and it just stuck lol
For #1 you can use mimetypes instead of extension, which classifies things as audio, video, image, text, font or application, though you'd have to create special cases for like pdf and doc, which are application/pdf and application/doc, it is a lot easier for pictures and audio rathere than list all the formats.
Honestly as someone who just began to code using python asking ai to figure out a math equation then use python to execute a virtual simulation of the outcome is crazy, seems like you can just tell Al what to write and fix as you go
Make a compound interest calculator (for beginners)
the one i made which i use the most is a script that scales down images when i paste them into a chat so its the maximum size supported. with this i can just share screenshots of my 4k screen on steam or discord without anymore clicks
Can you make video on how to apply classes in projects
python project idea:
A python script that allows an user to input a python function to make a point move around a matplotlib plot using said function.
more please
Try to make a program that gives you the number of seconds since a certain date without an import without going crazy.
Tom scott has a video on it, basically there's been so much changes and things like leap seconds that it's extremely hard to do accurately.
No, it's easy
I hate the way you did the freedom unit converter because it reminds me of this video of a guy making a Fahrenheit to Celsius converter in ARM assembly and he wanted to do (F-32)*5/9 and he was going to do multiply by 5/9 not multiply by 5 and then divide by 9 and he was hating about there being zero floating point on the processor he was using and I was so angry cause he didn't realize he could save any decimals for the last step and do like a mixed fraction or anything like that but no he had to multiply by 5/9 not multiply by 5 and then divide by 9
Thanks edu sir..
U should've started with the chat gpt disclaimer 😂😂
Project 4: change to the superior C++
Cool😀🙂
I love your comment about the “rest of the world unit” ❤
telling me not to use chatgpt on a programming project, is like telling a painter not to use paint
Good 👍
subscriber had put a like and wrote a comment :)
thanks
K. I'll go make a program to convert literally everything into liters.
Creating a neural network could be fun!
#4 backup creator that puts backed up files into a folder
How does a beginner like me even begin with these projects? I haven't even learnt about this do I have to do more tutorials? To understand what I must do I'm lost.
What is the font style he uses?
My first project was encrypting file and trying to hide the key just like a ramsonware but my program was badly coded I actually couldn't decrypt some files, I ended up deleting my own files but thank god I just downloaded some random shit for testing like with files like .txt, .bin, .csv, .jpeg etc.
But that project really thought me alot of things like not giving on finding your own ways to get around your problem.
Freedom forever!
What I do is code as much as I know, gpt a certain method for something I don't know and implement it in my own way
How about making a game engine from scratch?
1) it's too simple in win, I always keep it organised, for some automation could be few powershell commands, interesthing, but not needed 2) I have mobile app, don't need it 3) I already done it. But man still cool ideas, if you have some stenography ideas I always like to play with those, not lsb thought, it's well known, I need new ideas, I bet you tryed it sometimes, if not try, it's really fun
A insane/fun project is to create a text editor from scratch. I did in C in the Last semester and im still alive.
can you write me the code for the qrcode generator?
Hi. What the name of text font u are using. I really like that.
@b001 I actually built the first one nearly one month ago, it, but instead of running it repeatly, I made a process of it, which can watch multiple directories with config file in YAML and you can also ignore some files with specific file extensions.
Convert units ❤
Two small issues:
1. I'm dumb as hell to code anything remotely difficult
2. Chatgpt is blocked in my country
What Country are you from?
@@carlospc223 I'm from Russia
@@arttheart130 y its not permited up there?
@carlospc22 Never heard of Russia? Anything that dosent explicitly suck Putins cock and balls is immiedtly banned, some old Russian State Duma member probably heard that ChatGPT said that war is a bad thing or smth.
Me: *opens ChatGPT* „write me a code to organize my files, thanks😊“
What theme your using?
Why don’t people understand that metric units are a part of imperial units. We use them for science and stuff all the time.
Please for the love of all things holy do a password manager with encryption. Preferably show us how to make the passwords encrypted either with imports or flat out making an encryption algorithm. I’ve been working on this project for 4 days now and the encryption is killing me lol
Is hash and salt not good.enough?
@@miquelr2353 is that a library import?
@@elib7911 i suggest replit 100 days of code video on youtube about: hash and salt
what app do you use
Hey, what vscode theme Ur using?
Ok, now I know how to organize my desktop XD
Freedom units into rest of the world units lmao
I've made a converter to convert Celsius to Freedom