Lea Rutnik | PROGRAMMER
Lea Rutnik | PROGRAMMER
This Python project creates a desktop alarm clock using the datetime and time modules. It lets users set alarms that trigger a sound or message when the time is reached.
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This Python calculator supports basic arithmetic operations and features a simple interface using Tkinter or CLI. It's a fundamental project to practice conditionals and functions.
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This Python script allows users to convert units like temperature, weight, or distance. It includes menu options and conversion formulas for real-life usability.
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This Python project implements a countdown timer where users can set a time duration, and the script counts down in real-time until it reaches zero, triggering an alert.
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This Python script processes and analyzes datasets. It includes reading data from files, basic transformations, and output generation — useful for learning data wrangling techniques.
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This Python project simulates rolling a dice. When executed, it generates a random number between 1 and 6 and displays it — perfect for beginners learning randomness and user interaction.
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This Python project demonstrates basic encryption and decryption techniques using simple ciphers or libraries like cryptography, helping understand data security fundamentals.
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This is a simple Python game where the player tries to guess a randomly generated number. It’s a great beginner project for learning about loops, conditionals, and input/output.
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A text-based Python version of the classic Hangman game. Users guess letters to reveal a hidden word, learning about string manipulation and game logic.
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This Python project simulates a login form using basic input handling and credential verification. It can be expanded with GUI or integrated with databases for advanced use.
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This Python project creates simple GUI message boxes using libraries like Tkinter to display information, warnings, and errors in desktop applications.
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A fun Python project that lets users play Rock Paper Scissors against the computer. It helps reinforce logic, random number generation, and user interaction.
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This project replicates the classic Tic Tac Toe game using Python, allowing two players to take turns on a grid. It demonstrates turn-based logic and win detection.
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This Python project is a simple to-do list app where users can add, remove, and mark tasks as completed. Great for learning basic file handling and data storage.
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This Python project allows users to track daily activities or habits. It's designed to record and monitor progress, perfect for building productivity tools.
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This Python voice assistant project uses speech recognition and text-to-speech libraries to interact with the user, perform actions, and answer queries.
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This Python project displays a real-time digital clock using libraries like Tkinter. It’s perfect for practicing GUI design and working with time-based functions.
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This Python project uses predefined exchange rates or API-based data to convert currencies. Ideal for learning about user input, conditionals, and working with APIs.
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