Welcome to my repository of fun Python projects for beginners! I created this repository to store the code for some of the projects I worked on when I was learning Python programming. These projects helped me practice different aspects of Python, such as working with strings, lists, loops and functions.

• Python 3 Installation: To execute the code provided in this repository, ensure that you have Python 3 installed on your computer.
• Basic Python Knowledge: Having a foundational understanding of Python programming is beneficial. Concepts like variables, data types, control structures, functions, and loops will be helpful in comprehending the code.
• Choice of Development Environment: You can use any preferred development environment or Python Integrated Development Environment (IDE) to run the code.

1. Click on the "Code" button on the top right corner of this repository page.
2. Click on "Download ZIP" to download a compressed zip file of the repository.
3. Extract the contents of the zip file to a folder on your computer.

OR

1. Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory where you want to clone the repository.
2. Run the command git clone https://github.com/g0v1ndN/Python-Playground to clone the repository to your local machine.

1. Open your preferred integrated development environment (IDE) on your computer.
2. Click on "File" and then "Open" to browse for and open the Python program file.
3. Tailor the code to your specific needs and save any changes that you make to the code.
4. Run the Python program by clicking on "Run" or "Execute" in the IDE's menu, or by using a shortcut key. The program's output should appear in the IDE's console or output window.

OR

1. Use a terminal on your computer to navigate to the directory where the Python program is located (using the cd command).
2. Open the Python program file in a text editor of your choice.
3. Tailor the code to your specific needs and save any changes that you make to the code.
4. Run the Python program by typing python3 programname.py into the terminal, where programname.py is the name of the Python file you want to run.
5. Press Enter to run the program. The program's output should appear in the terminal.

This simple calculator project is an excellent starting point for beginners to learn concepts such as user input, function definitions, and conditional statements.

In this number guessing game, you have 10 tries to guess a secret number between 1 and 100. Each time you guess, you'll get a hint whether your guess was too high or too low.

This Python password generator allows you to create passwords of any length you want. You can also customize your password with numbers and special characters for added security.

This simple yet addictive game uses ASCII to bring the game to life. But instead of random words, the word dictionary includes terminologies from computer science, challenging your knowledge of programming concepts while having fun.

This is a simple program designed to manage a list of contacts. Users can add new contacts, search for existing contacts, display all contacts, edit existing contacts, and delete existing contacts.

I warmly welcome contributions to the Python Playground repository! If you have fun and engaging Python programs suitable for beginners, your input is highly appreciated. To contribute, fork the repository, add your program under the MIT License, and submit a pull request. Let's collaborate and make learning Python enjoyable for all. For detailed instructions on creating pull requests, please refer to this guide.

This project is licensed under the terms & conditions (T&Cs) of the MIT license. If you're interested in reading more about it, please take a look at the LICENSE document.