Hello,

I was wondering what the license of this repository is, as there doesn't seem to be a LICENSE file? Adding one would make the rules regarding how things can be used much clearer, and could also help with additional contributions :)

I believe many of the projects can be improved by refactoring the code. Apart from refactoring, developers should try to push the limits of each project. This helps to train everybody to be a better developer. Thank you!

Rock Paper Scissors Game/main.py needs commenting

I notice you didnt have a read me for your paper rock scissor game you could edit.

Sure, here's a README for your Rock Paper Scissors game by marsian83:

Rock Paper Scissors by marsian83

This is a simple Python implementation of the classic Rock Paper Scissors game created by marsian83.

Getting Started

To play the game, follow these steps:

1. Run the Python script.
2. Press Enter to begin the game.
3. Decide your move by entering "R" for Rock, "S" for Scissors, or "P" for Paper.
4. The CPU will randomly select its move.
5. The winner of the round will be announced.
6. The session score will be displayed.
7. Press Enter to continue to the next round.

Exiting the Game

You can exit the game at any time by pressing Ctrl + . (Ctrl and period key).

Rules

• Rock beats Scissors.
• Scissors beats Paper.
• Paper beats Rock.

Custom Error Messages

If you encounter any custom error messages during the game, please report them to the developer (marsian83) for troubleshooting.

Enjoy playing Rock Paper Scissors! Have fun! 🎮

I think it would be helpful to create a separate contributing.md file to separate the instructions on how to contribute to this repository.

It would help keep the repository organized and you can go into more detail on how to contribute to the repository.

It says "sorry, you loose". The correct spelling is "lose" for a defeat in a game. Most people get this confused. I will request to solve the issue and will do a PR, my first contribution to open source.

Simple Calculator beginner project

The code provides a Python implementation of a simple text-based Tic Tac Toe game. The game is played between a human player ('X') and a computer opponent ('O'). Here's a breakdown of how the code works:
The board is represented as a list with 10 elements (index 0 is not used). It's initialized with empty spaces (' ') to represent the Tic Tac Toe grid.

There are several functions defined, let us understand each of them in detail:

insertLetter(letter, pos) : Inserts the given letter ('X' or 'O') at the specified position pos on the board.

spaceIsFree(pos) : Checks if the space at position pos on the board is free (contains an empty space).

printBoard(board) : Prints the current state of the board in a visually appealing format.

isBoardFull(board) : Checks if the board is full (no empty spaces left).

isWinner(board, l) : Checks if a player with letter l has won the game by examining all possible win conditions.

userMove( ) : Allows the human player to make a move by inputting a position (1-9) where they want to place their 'X'.

compMove( ) : Implements the computer opponent's logic for making a move. It tries to win, block the player from winning, take corners, take the center if available, and finally take edges.

selectRandom(list_) : Helper function to randomly select an item from a list.

main( ) : The main game loop where the game is played. It alternates between the player and computer moves until there's a winner or a tie.

The game is played in a loop that asks the user if they want to play again after each game. If the user enters 'Y' (case-insensitive), a new game starts; otherwise, the loop exits, and the program ends.

Overall, the code provides a simple implementation of Tic Tac Toe that allows a user to play against a computer opponent. It uses a basic set of rules for the computer's moves and checks for a win or a tie in each game.

Happy Gaming!

I think it would be a good idea to tell the user if the correct answer is higher or lower than their answer

Just realised that TicTacToe doesn't have a ReadMe.

Encrypt and Decrypt messages between server and client using the private key plus something else to make it more secure.

Creating a Password Generator with Python random module

Hey, I was just browsing through some of the files and noticed some of the files like "dice-simulator" and "faceRecognition" and the such, didn't have a readme.py as either instructions or how to use code. I would like to help and make those readme files for all those codes missing (appropriate licenses, if necessary).

Beginner is misspelled in this section of read me "A Hub of Python Projects for Begineers"

The hangman game has no readme file. I want to create one.
please assign me the same

A car racing game which have basic control features , scores feature with many hurdles and also made up from pure python .
game development libraries of python can be used for this project.

I have played Tic-Tac-Toe Game and found a following error.
Could you assign this to me ?

$ python3 TicTacToe.py 
Do you want to play a game (Y/N): Y
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Welcome to the tic tac toe game

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Enter a position between 1 to 9: 4
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 X | X | O
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 O | X | O
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Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "TicTacToe.py", line 136, in <module>
    main()
  File "TicTacToe.py", line 119, in main
    insertLetter("O", move)
  File "TicTacToe.py", line 4, in insertLetter
    board[pos] = letter
TypeError: list indices must be integers or slices, not NoneType

Creating a Riddle Generator with Python random module

          Describe more about the project, if the project is about building a calculator using tkinter then assign it to me, I have built some calculators using tkinter

Originally posted by @Lokesh396 in #50 (comment)

Creating an alarm clock with python tkinter and other python libraries.