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[ranjankumarsinghee]

my name is ranjan kumar singh sir i want intrested in python end to end project indusry based so any project you have or any idea about plz sir help me.

[learning-zone]

Hi @ranjankumarsinghee ,

I would suggest to start with small projects first to get better hands-on. For instance, ToDo List.
Later on you can get lot of project ideas based on your field interest from github.

[ranjankumarsinghee]

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[kushnertodd]

This is an Introduction to Python Jupyter notebook to teach Python with little or no prior experience in programming.

http://www.toddkushnerllc.com/intro_to_python.html

[nathvansh]

python coding questions for beginners which you can try

1. Write a program to find the factorial of a number.
2. How do you check if a given year is a leap year?
3. Reverse a string without using built-in methods.

[WangilaWakhongola]

What is the difference between is and == in Python?
supposed asked in an interview what is the right response