Goal: Put your code on the internet.

Build a Command-Line To-Do List without Google. It must save tasks to a .txt file and load them when restarted.

Project: Automated report generator (scrape web data → analyze → email PDF).

If you don't test it, it's broken.

If you are following the popular Udemy course "Complete Python Developer: Zero to Mastery" (Or building your own), here is the chronological roadmap you must follow.

Read it. Memorize it. "Beautiful is better than ugly. Explicit is better than implicit. Simple is better than complex." If your code looks like a riddle, you are failing as a Python developer.

Build a Quiz Application with OOP. Create a Question class, a QuizBrain class, and pull 10 trivia questions from the Open Trivia Database API.

Build a Web Scraper with Error Handling. Scrape 10,000 product titles from an e-commerce site, handle rate limiting with retries, log all errors, and save the output to a JSON file using a generator.