Coding Activities by Erby Jr

Capstone Project

In this Capstone project, you will differentiate penguins based on their different characteristics using Python visualization libraries like Numpy, Pandas, Matplotlib, and Seaborn

Weather Data Visualization

In this question, you have to read and go through the data and visualize it using various matplot and seaborn graphs

Housing Rent Prediction

In this project, you will visualize and predict house rent.

Find out students' average and marks using bar graph and line graph.

In this question, you have to make line graphs and bar charts by visualizing students’ marks and percentages.

Find out students' average and marks using bar graph and line graph.

In this question, you have to make line graphs and bar charts by visualizing students’ marks and percentages.

Dataframe using Pandas

In this activity, students will be making a data frame-like structure using pandas.

Sort in Ascending Order

In this question, you have to sort people in the ascending order of their height using NumPy arrays.

Restaurant Management System

Create a Restaurant order Management using the Python library Tkinter.

Let’s Top a Window

Create a root window that contains a button. And when the user clicks this button, a new window will open up using the Top Level functionality of Tkinter.

My Text Editor

Build a fully functional text editor application with Tkinter! Students will learn to create file dialogs, read and write files, use text widgets for editing, and organize layouts with frames and grids. This project demonstrates real-world application development with file handling capabilities.

Virus Detected

Create a virus scanner simulation with pop-up alerts using Tkinter! Students will learn to use messagebox to display warning dialogs, understand button commands, and create interactive alert systems for desktop applications.

Event Handler

Learn to handle keyboard and mouse events in Tkinter! Students will create an interactive application that responds to key presses and button clicks, understanding event-driven programming and event binding concepts.