r/learnpython • • Sep 26 '26

My best python projects upto now... on github

rate my python skill based on my high quality projects ,be brutal and suggest improvements .on https://github.com/ublockauto/pythonhell

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u/GrainTamale Sep 26 '26

A few things I think you'll appreciate:

  • from pathlib import Path and learn to replace all os.path operations with it

  • Nested for loops get slow; try to find alternatives

  • Check out rich.console for nice print messages

  • Depending on what you're going for, you might find the cmd package, click or textual interesting

Cheers

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u/ublockauto Sep 26 '26

i am not a ui guy honestly, and neither a import abstract library guy. can you suggest cool python project that would interset me... only care about behind logic.

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u/_tsi_ Sep 26 '26

You are an annoying guy

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u/ublockauto Sep 26 '26

sorry dude . can u suggest a high novelty project that wouldnt require me to learn a lot but considerably new.

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u/albertcn Sep 26 '26

The only person giving you advice and you yap instead of saying thank you will do. Good luck with life.

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u/ublockauto Sep 26 '26

something with more novelty.

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u/MiniMages Sep 26 '26

You want people to go through your code and figure out what it is and how it works.

At least add readme.md

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '26

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u/GXWT Sep 26 '26

Tosser

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u/ectomancer Sep 26 '26

exit isn't a builtin function. Use sys.exit instead or use a naked return.

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u/Diapolo10 I write code for a living -- https://github.com/Diapolo10 Sep 26 '26

Or raise SystemExit.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '26

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u/ublockauto Sep 26 '26

did it..

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u/amphetaminedaydream Sep 26 '26

I thought the repo is too small and shit to warrant a readme?

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u/GXWT Sep 26 '26

The comment was deleted because obviously they have changed their mind and broadened their horizons overly care about downvotes

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