When starting to learn a new programming language, the best way you can practice it, and get better at coding is through projects. One of the main goals of the projects is to put your knowledge into practice and show yourself that you can make something fun and useful with your new skills.

Coding projects will make you understand the structure of the programming language better, the interconnection between all the different concepts, and make it fun to practice. Not to mention, coding projects can make their way into your portfolio, so you can show off your skills to your employers, recruiters, or your professors.

If Python is your language of choice, you are in luck, since it is one of the most versatile languages, and you can make basically any type of project with it, including:

• web apps
• machine learning
• artificial intelligence, and more

Proficiency in one or more coding languages has become desirable, as programming knowledge can lead to rewarding careers. Demand for Python developers has been growing steadily, especially as Python is the third most popular programming language in the world.

When choosing a project to work on, do not start with any project. Do a little research and find a topic that sounds interesting to you, since you will enjoy it more, and it will keep you motivated to see the project through. Often the choice of projects is based on solving some everyday problem, or one that the developer finds useful.

We compiled a list of a few interesting ideas for projects you can make with Python, and put your knowledge to the test.